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National Academies and the Gender Mix Around the World
National academies of science serve a variety of purposes including recognizing the country’s eminent scientists and providing an impartial (usually) voice to government and other policy makers. If this voice is to be truly representative it needs to be inclusive. … Continue reading
Posted in Equality, Women in Science
Tagged Interacademies Partnership, national academies, Rosalind Franklin, Royal Society
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Mentoring: Getting Personal?
Should one worry about confidentiality in the context of a mentoring relationship? Should line managers be one’s mentor? These were amongst the questions posed during the panel discussion in which I participated (along with Lab Director Jim Smith and Anne … Continue reading
Posted in Communicating Science, Uncategorized, Women in Science
Tagged advice, career progression, mentor, Rosalind Franklin, Wikipedia
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