2018.05.20苏-布莱克博 计算机科学家

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Dr. Sue Black is a computer scientist, academic and social entrepreneur. She was instrumental in saving Bletchley Park, the home of vital codebreaking during the second world war. Currently an honorary professor at UCL, she founded BCS Women for women in science and the social enterprise Tech Mums, which teaches parents about computing. She is also on an advisory board for the government's digital services.

Born in Fareham, Hampshire, she was 12 when her mother died of a brain haemorrhage. She left school and home at the earliest legal age, 16, and by the age of 20 she was the mother of three children. She returned to education by taking a maths access course at night school which led to a degree in computing from London South Bank University in 1993. She gained a PhD in software engineering in 2001 and became a lecturer. She was Head of Department of Computing Science at the University of Westminster before leaving in 2012 to become a technology evangelist.

In 2016 She was awarded the Order of the British Empire for services to for services to technology.



苏-布莱克博士是一位计算机科学家、学者和社会企业家。她在拯救布莱切利公园方面发挥了重要作用，该公园是第二次世界大战期间重要的密码破译基地。目前，她是英国伦敦大学的荣誉教授，她为科学界的女性创办了BCS Women，并创办了社会企业Tech Mums，该企业向家长传授计算机知识。她也是政府数字服务咨询委员会的成员。

她出生于汉普郡的法里汉姆，12岁时，她的母亲因脑出血去世。她在最早的法定年龄（16岁）离开学校和家庭，到20岁时，她已经是三个孩子的母亲。她通过在夜校学习数学入门课程重新接受教育，并在1993年获得了伦敦南岸大学的计算机学位。2001年，她获得了软件工程的博士学位，并成为一名讲师。她曾是威斯敏斯特大学计算科学系的系主任，然后在2012年离开，成为一名技术传教士。

2016年，她因对技术的服务而被授予大英帝国勋章。