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Invitation to help improve the experience of the menopause for working women in ...

Jun 12th 2023
Lancaster University's MENO-kit Project is a 3-year academic research project funded by the charity Wellbeing of Women. It has been developed because in the UK, there are approximately 5.1 ...
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Celebrating Women and Girls in Science

Feb 16th 2023
To celebrate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2023, Medicines Discovery Catapult by asking some of our female scientists about their work and why they love science.
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Newcastle life science hub marks International Women’s Day with celebration of...

Mar 9th 2020
Inspirational women working in STEM joined forces on Friday 6 March to shine a spotlight on scientific achievements following news that less than 50% of the British public could name a femal...
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WISC – Women in Supramolecular Chemistry supported by Strem Chemicals UK

Jan 24th 2020
Supramolecular chemistry sits at the interface of materials science, biochemistry, surface science, catalysis, colloidal and synthetic chemistry. However, despite the scale and scientific di...
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Gender medicine – deriving novelty from treating women?

Aug 29th 2019
When you hear the term “gender medicine”, what comes to mind? For many people, the term is associated with reproductive health issues, such as pregnancy, genitourinary medicine, or endoc...
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SRG launches 2018 Science Salary Survey

Mar 22nd 2018
Science, clinical and engineering recruitment company SRG has released its latest Salary Survey, in association with New Scientist.
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