The project is funded through the 6th Framework Programme of the European Commission and aims to support female scientists to prepare for appointment procedures for a professorship in six different countries of the European Research Area.   more »

Science fiction often tells us more about social attitudes and anxieties than science itself, and can be a spur for debate about everything from genetics to consciousness, from war to climate change. Sci fi can move people to engage in science, inspiring young people to become scientists, and encouraging the general public to debate the consequences of science for society. It can also frighten us, making us wary of new technology and its unintended consequences. Is this all to the good, or does sci fi skew our understanding of science?   more »

The WiSETI Annual Lecture will be held on Wednesday 2nd May. Professor Wendy Hall, CBE, FREng., Professor of Computer Science, University of Southampton is giving the lecture entitled: "Towards a Science of the Web: the Power of Networks." The lecture to be chaired by the Vice Chancellor will take place between 5.00 - 6.00 pm in The Palmerston Lecture Theatre, Fisher Building, St John's College, St John's Street.   more »

Following on from the success of the womenintechnology Personal Brand workshops, I'm pleased to announce that the next womenintechnology training session will take place on Friday 11th May 2007.   more »

Gain insights into how to effectively plan and develop your career, View career development from an employer's perspective, Hear details of DTI sponcered research investigating how recruitment activities actually operate, Ask your burning questions during a panel session, Network with other attendees.   more »

Have you ever wondered why you seem to relate better to some people than others? Why some of your colleagues seem to be on your wavelength whereas others have very different thought processes and styles. Have you ever asked yourself "Why don't they get it?" when an idea, conclusion or plan of action seems obvious to you?   more »