| 2000 | Investigating the OS&H culture of Greek workers from a gender point of view. | P. E. Batra, G. O. Tsobanoglou |
| 2000 | The integration of information/decision technologies, community service, and service learning in a university environment. | James T. Ault, John M. Gleason, Lisa A. Riley |
| 2000 | Nurses as a bridge from technology to patients. | R. Alloni, L. Gianotti, L. Leandri, F. Spiga, L. Marrelli |
| 2000 | The university as a bridge between technology and society-in the Indian context. | K. Aiyadurai |
| 2000 | The French School's contribution to technological systemics applied to Internet considered as a technological system and a technological object. | Smal At-El-Hadj |
| 2000 | Reflections upon teaching and communicating science in the new millennium. | G. Aguirre-Zamalloa, M. Pascual de Zulueta, Elvira Fernandez, Pablo Egua, Esther Torres, J. R. Saenz |
| 1999 | Crossing gender boundaries: from Lagash to Lowell. | Rita P. Wright |
| 1999 | Women and people's science movements in India. | Roli Varma |
| 1999 | Women engineers bridging the gender gap. | Jill S. Tietjen, Betty Reynolds |
| 1999 | New technologies and the quest for a balanced life: if women are hitting the glass ceiling now, what will it mean if they become invisible? | Carol L. Stimmel |
| 1999 | Technology and gender inequality in the defense industry. | Sherry Steward |
| 1999 | A technologist in the making: days in a girl's life. | Linda Stepulevage |
| 1999 | Technologizing the home: Mary Pennington and the rise of domestic food refrigeration. | Karl D. Stephan |
| 1999 | Recruiting and keeping women students and faculty in engineering: a case study of women at the University of Virginia, School of Engineering and Applied Science. | Ingrid H. Soudek |
| 1999 | MentorNet: lessons learned from electronic communities for women engineers. | P. Boyle Single, Carol B. Muller, Christine M. Cunningham |
| 1999 | Computers, ethics, law and society: what do we teach undergraduates? | Steven Sedlet |
| 1999 | The contingent construction of the relationship between gender and computer science. | Britta Schinzel |
| 1999 | The impact of history and technology on women's careers. | Judith Scheffler |
| 1999 | Gender differences in adaptation patterns among scientists in developing nations: exploring the case studies of Ghana, Kenya, and Kerala. | Lisiunia A. Romanienko |
| 1999 | Women working at the manufacture of electrical machinery, 1904: film and text. | Julian Reitman, Frieda Reitman |
| 1999 | A woman engineer's view of 50 years in the profession. | Gloria Reinish |
| 1999 | Group projects: woman and men can work together in the computer science realm. | Jennifer A. Polack-Wahl |
| 1999 | Using the World Wide Web for social change: drummergirl.com, a case study. | Jane Pirone |
| 1999 | Integrating technology into the mission of a women's center: creating a women's community with technology. | Lynn Otterson, Donna Dufner |
| 1999 | An introduction to mechanical engineering technology and computer aided design for women over thirty: a ten year follow-up study. | Mary Theresa Ortiz |