Women at CEV

Hey Dreamers!!😇😇 It's time to corroborate your dreams into reality. CEV is ecstatic to invite you all for yet another stupendous talk - *"ENVISAGE"* this time with our flourished Alumni of SVNIT - *SUNAYANA SITARAM*, a proficient Research Engineer at Microsoft Research India.
After conquering, weal and woes of her established career, she is here with us to share her piece of advice. Sunayana Sitaram Ma'am, is an adroit scholar of SVNIT👩‍🎓. She has done her PHD from Carnegie Melon University, United States. She'll orate us about her alma mater, and how she got her prestigious post at Microsoft👩‍💼. Then she'll illustrate us about various facets of her work there. She'll further inspire us with her professional facets and illustrate us about some uber amazing opportunities✨.
Don't miss this one out! Tune in at *4 PM* on *18th October(Sunday)* to catch her live and learn all about her joyride through our college to Microsoft, all while getting your queries resolved too.

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Nobel prize winner, Andrea M. Ghez, became the 4th exemplary woman to get a Nobel prize in Physics. It was awarded to her for the discovery of a supermassive compact object(black hole) at the centre of our galaxy. She shared it with 2 other prominent figures, Reinhard Genzel and Roger Penrose. In her 25 years in this field she has always been focused on Sagittarius A* (our very own local black hole). She has set a benchmark to a lot of women around the globe. Ghez was inspired by the Apollo program Moon landings to becoming a female astronaut, and her mother encouraged that goal. Her most influential female role model was her high school chemistry teacher. She began college by majoring in mathematics, then changed to physics. She is currently a Physics and Astronomy professor in the University of California. Her pioneering discovery of the black hole has been a big leap for the Astronomy fraternity and it also proved the Einstein's theory of relativity.