Lorena Etcheverry
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Dr. Lorena Etcheverry is a leading voice in addressing gender disparities in STEM, with a particular focus on Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in Uruguay. Her most cited work, "Encouraging girls involvement in Information and Communication Technologies careers in Uruguay" (2020, 4 citations), critically examines the persistent underrepresentation of women in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. Through this research, she identifies systemic barriers and proposes actionable strategies to foster early engagement among girls, aiming to close the gender gap from the ground up. Beyond this flagship paper, Dr. Etcheverry’s broader contributions include designing educational interventions and policy recommendations that have influenced local initiatives to promote diversity in tech fields. Her work stands out for its practical, region-specific approach, offering a model for other developing nations facing similar challenges. By combining rigorous analysis with a commitment to social impact, Dr. Etcheverry has become a key figure in the movement to make STEM careers more inclusive, inspiring both researchers and practitioners to rethink how we cultivate future talent in technology.
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