Changing research culture: Why we need to speak up for under-represented groups in science

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• Jessica Wade (IMPERIAL COLLEGE)
• Tuesday 20 November 2018, 13:00-14:00
• Johnson Matthey Lecture Theatre, Department of Chemical Engineering & Biotechnology, Philippa Fawcett Drive, Cambridge CB3 0AS.

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Jess will talk about the efforts of the UK physics community with recruitment, progression, and retention of women at all stages of their involvement with physics. Recognising the under-representation of certain groups, the Institute of Physics have developed programs which look to identify barriers to participation and to use evidence-based research to create models of good practice that break down these barriers and encourage and engage diverse groups. The flagship activity is Project Juno, but other initiatives look to support all scientists in their careers; including people from the LGBTQ + community and those with disabilities. Jess will talk about what these programs are and why they are needed. She will also talk about her own campaign to make the internet great again – through editing Wikipedia and celebrating the outstanding minority groups already working in science.

This talk is part of the Sensors CDT seminars series.

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