Raquel Sosa
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Dr. Raquel Sosa is a leading voice in efforts to close the gender gap in STEM, with a particular focus on increasing girls’ participation in 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), examines the persistent underrepresentation of women in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS), offering targeted strategies to address this disparity. Dr. Sosa’s research bridges educational policy and social equity, analyzing how cultural and structural barriers deter young women from pursuing tech careers. Her contributions are especially notable for their actionable, region-specific insights, providing a model for intervention in Latin America. While her citation count is modest, her work has significant practical impact, informing outreach programs and curriculum reforms aimed at fostering inclusive tech ecosystems. Dr. Sosa’s dedication to dismantling gender stereotypes in STEM makes her a vital figure in the global conversation on diversity in technology, inspiring both students and policymakers to reimagine pathways into ICT.
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