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Tag Archives: University Research Fellowships
The Royal Society and Diversity
It is very easy to pillory long-established organisations for being insufficiently diverse. As a member of Cambridge University and a Fellow of the Royal Society, I see it all the time. It is assumed these venerable institutions are ‘bad’. It … Continue reading
Posted in Equality, Women in Science
Tagged felllowship, FRS, minorities, Royal Society, statistics, University Research Fellowships
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Whoever Said Life Is Fair?
Any parent will be familiar with a child’s endless whine that ‘it isn’t fair’ – that their sibling got the larger slice of cake or that their classmate’s bedtime is half an hour later than theirs. And the parent’s logical … Continue reading
