Gender equality in science

Nobel Prizes are awarded each year to personalities who have made a crucial contribution in bringing benefits to humanity. The relevance of women in these awards has increased over time parallelly with social changes. There is still a long way to go to fill in the current gender gap.

As part of the event series «Girls and Women in Science», past March 6th CEBE organized a round table «Towards gender equality in science: are we on the right track?». This blog post dives through and deepens into the main topics discussed during this roundtable, which I had the pleasure to moderate.

Questions discussed during the roundtable: "Towards gender equality in science: are we on the right track?"

Question discussed during the roundtable: "Towards gender equality in science: are we on the right track?"

Question discussed during the roundtable: "Towards gender equality in science: are we on the right track?"

Question discussed during the roundtable: "Towards gender equality in science: are we on the right track?"

Question discussed during the roundtable: "Towards gender equality in science: are we on the right track?"