Outreach Activity on
Talks
Round Table "Women in Science"
By
Francesca Figueras, ICCUB [IEEC-UB]
Esther, Pascual, UB
Sònia Estradé, UB
Caterina Biscari, ALBA
M. A. Serrano, ICREA-UB
Date
Time
Language
CA
ES
EN
Context
Dia Internacional de les dones i les nenes en la ciència 2019
Host Institution
Area
Atomic-Nuclear
Cosmology
Gravitation
Particle Physics
Open to all
To reach total equality, there are still challenges that the academic world has to battle. Come to the round table to be aware of what the Glass Ceiling or the Matilda Effect are, and join the debate on why they still concern women's perfomance in science, and how they could be faced.
Round Table Members
Five woman researchers in five different Physics fields are the participants, whom will relate about their professional experience, with a gender perspective:
- Sonia Estrade, Moderator (Lecturer Electronic Engineering and Biomedicine UB)
- Caterina Biscari (ALBA Synchrotron Director)
- Esther Pascual (Vice-dean, Applied Physics UB)
- Cesca Figueras (Professor Astrophysics UB, President SEA (Spanish Society of Astronomy))
- Maria Àngels Serrano (ICREA researcher in Condensed Matter Physics UB)
If you have specific questions you want to be discussed at the end of the round table, please write it down in this document
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