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SUMMARY:Aspire Afternoon 2018
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CONTACT:Frau Lydia Didt-Koziel (SFB1093)
DESCRIPTION:Frau Lydia Didt-Koziel (SFB1093)
Aspire Afternoon 2018
Equal Opportunities in Science
"What does Gender have to do with Science?"

Tomas Brage is professor of Physics and has been strongly involved in work on gender and science for the last 15 years. He will talk about recent progress in gender science, will give some answers to the question in the title and will also show why this is an extremely interesting and active research field.

After the plenary talk we hear two talks about career chances abroad:

"Science careers in Great Britain - perspectives and challenges"
Dr. Jonathan Müller, University of Birmingham

"The research system in the USA - unlimited chances for everyone?"
Prof. Candace Chan, Arizona State University

Guest are welcome. This Event is organised by the CRC1093, the CRC/TRR 247 and the JCF of the GDCh.
Wednesday, 21. November 2018
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