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Let us celebrate women in science: Highlights from the web10 years AcademiaNetWomen are still underrepresented in academia. We at AcademiaNet work every day to make the brilliant women in science more visible. That is why we have put together ten exciting articles and online projects on gender equality in science and the promotion of women researchers.
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“We urgently need more women in science. The SNSF is fully committed to gender equality and delighted to host AcademiaNet.”Dr. Angelika Kalt, Director of the Swiss National Science Foundation -
“The launch of AcademiaNet was a magic moment. I am proud that we also recommend our excellent female researchers.”Prof. Dr. Liselotte H Højgaard, Chair of the Danish National Research Foundation -
“AcademiaNet will become even more important as work to address gender imbalance accelerates.”Dr. Philip Campbell, Editor-in-Chief of Springer Nature -
“It’s not always easy to find good people. And I say again that’s one reason that AcademiaNet is very, very useful.”Prof. Anne Glover, Vice-Principal External Affairs & Dean for Europe, University of Aberdeen, Former Chief Scientific Adviser to the President of the European Commission -
“More and more countries are realizing the importance of having women academics in leading positions in science. AcademiaNet helps to find appropriate candidates with excellent knowledge, experience and networks.”Prof. Jean-Pierre Bourguignon, President ad interim of the European Research Council
In Focus: Biological and related sciences
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