Ada Lovelace Day in 2021

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ℹ HashtagsCompiled on03:27	#AdaLovelaceDay, #ALD21, #AdaLovelaceDay21
Related Hashtags	#WomenInSTEM, #STEM, #AdaLovelace, #WomenInTech
2021 Date	October 12, 2021
2022 Date	October 11, 2022

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Ada Lovelace Day in 2021

Ada Lovelace Day celebrates the achievements of women in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). This day aims to encourage more women into STEM careers and supports those already working in STEM.

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Time did show, indeed! On Ada Lovelace Day, we celebrate the achievements of women in science, technology, engineering, and math (#STEM). Ada's human brain paved the way for future automation and smart home systems! #LiveSmarter #ALD21 https://t.co/1KTbhVFxiX
— psdsmarthome (@psdsmarthome) October 12, 2021

Happy Ada Lovelace Day, a day celebrating women in STEM! This is Ada Lovelace... Ada is often regarded as the first computer programmer. She worked with a mechanical computer called the Analytical Engine and published the first algorithm to be carried out by the machine in 1843. https://t.co/lVfQJXUG97
— Schaffer Library (@SchafferLibrary) October 12, 2021

Today! @utlibraries are hosting an Ada Lovelace Day Wikipedia Edit-A-Thon to boost visibility of women in STEM on Wikipedia. 👩‍🔬👩‍💻👩‍🚀 More info: https://t.co/PKjxVKLVbk
— Lydia Fletcher (@lamfletcher) October 12, 2021

Sup ARMY! We have a few things to talk about today but we’re gonna start on a good one. Today is, as we know, Jimin’s birthday - but it’s also #AdaLovelaceDay But who was Ada Lovelace? Let’s find out! https://t.co/GyapUK0qPz
— {ia - moving house} CompSci & Security ARMY⁷ (@ArmyCompsci) October 12, 2021

Today is Ada Lovelace Day, which celebrates the achievements of women in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM). The woman today is named after, Ada Lovelace, is considered the world’s first computer programmer. #AdaLovelaceDay https://t.co/gw05q8WUdK
— Institute of Physics (@PhysicsNews) October 12, 2021

From my PHY202 "Programming for Physicists" class at @asuonline : Ada Lovelace is one of the people that every student should know about. #AdaLovelaceDay https://t.co/jdyQE375od https://t.co/AZoQUeq5xH
— Oliver Beckstein (@orbeckst) October 13, 2021

Happy #AdaLovelaceDay! Today, we are inspired by the numerous #WomenInSTEM, including Ada Lovelace. Lovelace collaborated with Charles Babbage on the Analytical Engine, considered the first general-purpose programmable computing engine. Learn more: https://t.co/6utDskSciS https://t.co/IBTAldNiEt
— Computer History Museum (@ComputerHistory) October 13, 2021

Happy #AdaLovelaceDay! Named for “the world’s first computer programmer,” who wrote about a theoretical machine 100 years before Alan Turing developed the first computers, Ada Lovelace Day celebrates the world-changing achievements of women in STEM.
— Jim Cooper (@CoopForCongress) October 12, 2021

I was very happy to stumble upon (quite literally, there was wine involved) the former home of Ada Lovelace a few weeks ago. #AdaLovelaceDay - a reminder that women have always been in computing. Also, well happy there’s going to be a statue at Millbank in 2021 😍 https://t.co/xnBfVPILhA
— Nikki Labrum (@nikkilabrum) October 12, 2021

Today the world is celebrating women for their contribution and achievements in science, technology, engineering, and maths. All of that is thanks to Ada Lovelace who was a mathematician, writer and is considered to be the first computer programmer. #adalovelaceday #adalovelace https://t.co/RIckvBzOT9
— MightyCall (@MightyCall) October 12, 2021