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Friday, June 30
The Future Could be Female...
by
sharac
on Fri 30 Jun 2006 11:02 BST
'Women, will no longer be disadvantaged because they are unable to tote the barge and shift the bale. Together with their strong social interpersonal skills, females will be better equipped than men to succeed in the workplace of the future creating a new ‘Women’s Economy’. more »
Thursday, June 29
Online networking and women's careers in SET
by
sharac
on Thu 29 Jun 2006 14:00 BST
At the Open University we are currently undertaking a research project to investigate women's experiences of using online networks to help with career progression, professional development or return to work in science, engineering and technology (SET) related careers. more »
Wednesday, June 28
Enterprise and Innovation Workshop for Women in Science and Engineering
by
sharac
on Wed 28 Jun 2006 09:47 BST
Free half day workshop for women with science, engineering, construction or technology qualifications, with crèche (pre-booking essential). This is a workshop in the programme for women returning to careers in SET, run by the Scottish Resource Centre for women in SET, but there is some spare capacity in this workshop which we are making available to any woman in SET who might find it useful. more »
Saturday, June 24
MentorSET peer2peer group - Strengths Deployment Inventoryworkshop - 4th July, London
by
sharac
on Sat 24 Jun 2006 11:17 BST
The MentorSET Peer2peer group is a peer mentoring group for all women in Science, Engineering and Technology who are experiencing work related issues due to their ethnicity and gender.
'BME women in SET are not a homogenous group, but we are more likely to face multiple disadvantages and so need to network and support each other'.
The group is holding a Strength Deployment Inventory SDI workshop at the British Computing Society in Covent Garden, London on the 4th July. Still places available. more »
Tuesday, June 20
Wednesday, June 14
Tuesday, June 13
Conference: EQUAL PAY Changes and Challenges 29th June 2006
by
Dr Gail Whiting
on Tue 13 Jun 2006 11:32 BST
Many employers in science, engineering and technology experience difficulties in recruiting suitable women employees. In this seminar ‘SET’ employers describe the practicalities of introducing Equal Pay and the part which this has played in attracting and retaining women.
The meeting will include advice and guidance from Baroness Prosser and good practice employers about the practicalities of responding to the findings of the Women and Work Commission.This seminar is intended for Diversity / HR officers, managers, decision makers and other organisations with an interest in attracting more women into SET occupations. more »
Monday, June 12
Tuesday, June 6
Happy People Are More Abundant!
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sharac
on Tue 06 Jun 2006 09:00 BST
Ever noticed that the happier a person is the luckier he or she is as well? They find money on the street, not just pennies; opportunities abound; doors open up for them; they have lots of friends and a great family; they love their occupation; their health is just perfect; they enjoy life; they laugh easily; they have energy, they are vibrant. When you see a happy person you cannot but notice that this person has everything, and more. more »
Friday, June 2
Targeting the cause of Psoriasis; development of assays that identify anti-inflammatory properties and mechanisms of anti-psoriatic drugs
by
sharac
on Fri 02 Jun 2006 17:32 BST
Applications are invited from self-motivated graduates (min 2:1 Hons in a Bioscience discipline) to look at the role of inflammation in the cause of psoriasis and to develop bioassays that define the anti-inflammatory mode of action of anti-psoriatic drugs; enabling a more effective biological evaluation of the next generation of anti-psoriatic drugs produced by Stiefel. more »
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