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Belonging, visibility and better design: Women shaping STEM today
In this International Women in Engineering Day feature, voices from across the Oasys and wider Arup community reflect on how far women in STEM have come and what still needs to change. While progress is often measured in numbers, their experiences highlight something deeper: the growing importance of belonging, visibility, and support in shaping more inclusive, effective engineering teams.
Oasys
The next 50 years: Building the future of women in engineering and beyond
Posted July 2nd 2026
Oasys
Belonging, visibility and better design: Women shaping STEM today
Posted June 29th 2026
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International Women in Engineering Day 2026: Reflecting on decades of change
Posted June 23rd 2026
Geotechnical engineering
Cloud-based exploration of deep excavation design space
Posted May 28th 2026
Structural engineering
Standing tall in the heart of the Northeast: Oasys and the Angel of the North
Posted April 16th 2026
Pedestrian simulation
How we move in a world full of distractions
Posted November 3rd 2025
Pedestrian simulation
Solving complex airport design challenges one simulation at a time
Posted September 22nd 2025
Pedestrian simulation
The Impact of the European accessibility regulations on pedestrian planning
Posted August 18th 2025
Pedestrian simulation
Synergising architectural research and crowd engineering
Posted April 3rd 2025
Pedestrian simulation
Queue the fun! How to master guest experience using Oasys MassMotion
Posted March 17th 2025
Structural engineering
Walking in their footsteps: Designing resilient structures with footfall analysis
Posted February 3rd 2025
Geotechnical engineering
Maximise your investment in geotechnical graphing
Posted January 13th 2025
Geotechnical engineering
Cloud software: The new age of engineering
Posted May 6th 2024
Pedestrian simulation
Braess’ Paradox: Why improving something can make it worse
Posted October 5th 2018