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Tag Archives: Sally Davies
Keeping On Keeping Going
Listening to a webinar regarding women in management, I was struck by the panellist who remarked in irritation how her boss had once said ‘you must not have had any problems’ en route to the role she had. She was … Continue reading
Posted in Careers, Women in Science
Tagged Marin Alsop, Nobel Prize, persistence, Sally Davies
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How Many ‘Firsts’ does it take to Change a System?
As the new academic year starts in Cambridge the University Library is marking 150 years of women studying here, even if admission to degrees came much later in 1948. Collectively we can also note that for the first time essentially … Continue reading
Posted in Equality, Women in Science
Tagged gender pay gap, Lucy Marshall, Sally Davies, Sonita Alleyne, University Library
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Reflecting on International Day of Women and Girls in Science
Today – February 11th – is the UN’s International Day of Women and Girls in Science, a day not only to celebrate those who have managed to study science and forged their careers within it, but to focus minds on … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Women in Science
Tagged excellence, Sally Davies, The Lancet, Unconscious bias
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