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Monday, November 30
Free Science Journals
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sharac
on Mon 30 Nov 2009 19:36 GMT
We’ve joined forces with TradePub.com to offer you free industry magazines, white papers, webinars, podcasts, and more. No coupons, credit cards, special codes, or purchases are necessary. Publications are entirely FREE to those who qualify. more »
Wednesday, November 25
Monday, November 23
International Journal of Gender and SET now available online
by
sharac
on Mon 23 Nov 2009 19:00 GMT
The first issue of the new online journal: The International Journal of Gender, Science and Technology (IJGST) is now available. ... more »
International Journal of Gender and SET now available online
by
sharac
on Mon 23 Nov 2009 19:00 GMT
The first issue of the new online journal: The International Journal of Gender, Science and Technology (IJGST) is now available. ... more » Sunday, November 22
What a wonderful (virtual) world
by
sharac
on Sun 22 Nov 2009 19:00 GMT
The UKRC went virtual in October when it launched its photo exhibition of the six women named '2009 Women of Outstanding Achievement in SET' at the island in Second Life run by Nature Magazine and MacMillan Publishing. The event also marked the opening for nominations for the 2010 UKRC Women of Outstanding Achievement Award (WoOA). The event was packed out, with more than sixty avatars in attendance. Two 'WoOA' women spoke: Wendy Sadler, who runs Science Made Simple and has championed innovative forms of science communication, and Carolin Crawford, who works for the Institute of Astronomy and promotes astronomy to people of all ages. The 2009 Women of Outstanding Achievement in SET Photographic Exhibition is on display in Second Life until 31 December 2009. To view it, sign up to Second Life and visit: Saturday, November 21
SET Fair for a more Equal Future
by
sharac
on Sat 21 Nov 2009 19:00 GMT
UKRC launched the SET Fair Standard at the BT Tower on November 5th. The gender equality standard - piloted in 5 high profile businesses, organisations and colleges is expected to have a serious and positive impact for women in SET. UKRC will be extremely active marketing and promoting the standard during the coming months. The SET Fair Standard will help to build a culture of equality and progression amongst employers enabling businesses and organisations to become 'employers of choice' for women scientists, engineers and technologists. http://www.ukrc4setwomen.org/html/employers/set-fair-standard Six CEO Charters, Chief Executives committing to gender equality, were awarded at the same event. Friday, November 20
Get SET for Coaching in Scotland and in the South East
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sharac
on Fri 20 Nov 2009 19:00 GMT
SET Women Coaching was launched last week. This service is aimed at working women tackling work-based issues relating to their career development. This could be securing a promotion, getting established at management level or dealing with issues caused by working in a male dominated workforce. It is hoped that up to 50 women will be assisted in the two pilot areas - Scotland and the South East, between now and the end of March. http://www.getsetwomen.org/html/getset-women-coaching/?PHPSESSID=4660107b99c790be6a5b0e52db916e62 Thursday, November 19
Thursday, November 12
Group Leader in Genetics - Paris
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Dr Astrid Englezou
on Thu 12 Nov 2009 12:44 GMT
The Jacques Monod Institute, Paris, France, are looking for a talented scientist to lead a new research group within Genomes and Epigenomes Programme... more »
Tuesday, November 10
ProChon Biotech Selects Lonza to Locally Manufacture Critical Component of Biocart™
by
sharac
on Tue 10 Nov 2009 17:00 GMT
ProChon Biotech, Ltd., an innovator of tissue regenerative technologies to relieve pain and restore the mobility and quality of life for sufferers of articular cartilage injuries, today announced that it selected Lonza’s Hopkinton, Mass. facility to manufacture its proprietary fibroblast growth factor (FGF2v) variant in the United States. more »
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