CITIZEN SCIENCE AS A GATEWAY TO OPEN AND INCLUSIVE SCIENCE: WHAT DRIVES PARTICIPATION AND ENGAGEMENT?
CITIZEN SCIENCE AS A GATEWAY TO OPEN AND INCLUSIVE SCIENCE: WHAT DRIVES PARTICIPATION AND ENGAGEMENT? CITIZEN SCIENCE AS A GATEWAY
CITIZEN SCIENCE AS A GATEWAY TO OPEN AND INCLUSIVE SCIENCE: WHAT DRIVES PARTICIPATION AND ENGAGEMENT? CITIZEN SCIENCE AS A GATEWAY
From Participation to Power Five Design Questions for Gender-Inclusive Open Science Projects Opening research is not enough. Inclusive Open Science
Testing the FEMLEAD Virtual Learning Lab: early lessons for inclusive Open Science training Developing an inclusive Open Science training resource
Who Shapes the Future of Innovation? Rethinking Gender and STEM in Europe Innovation needs diverse perspectives Every year on 8 March, International Women’s Day invites reflection on the role of women across society. In research and innovation, this moment also raises an important question: who is shaping the future of science and technology in Europe? Scientific progress increasingly relies on collaboration across disciplines, sectors and cultures. As Europe works toward strengthening its research and innovation ecosystem, diversity is becoming recognised as an important component of scientific excellence and societal relevance. Ensuring that women can fully participate in scientific and technological fields is therefore not only a matter of equality. It also concerns the quality, inclusiveness and impact of innovation.
Introduction Gender inequalities in STEM research careers persist across Europe and internationally, despite extensive equality policies and funding conditionalities. Women
Gender Equality in Academia and Research – GEAR tool What is the GEAR Tool? The GEAR tool, developed by the European
We want science for all! If it’s the last Friday in September, it’s European Researchers’ Night. Launched by the European
Early Signs: The Need to Support Girls in STEM from Day One Introduction A new Nature study shows that a
Why Europe needs more women in STEM: A look at current challenges and opportunities Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM)
FEMLEAD: Advancing women’s inclusion in STEM Launched in November 2024, FEMLEAD introduces an innovative model for Higher Education Institutions (HEIs)