women in research

Franklin Women has been awarded a 2-year grant from NSW Health to support its growth and community of women working in research. 

We need to support women entering the research workforce and ensure they remain there and can progress in their careers, researchers say.

Leading infectious diseases expert Professor Raina MacIntyre is the latest guest on The Leadership Lessons podcast.

Early-mid career researchers (EMCRs) and women are being disproportionally affected by job losses and funding cuts in medical research.

The COVID-19 pandemic has compounded pre-existing gender inequity for women in STEM and caused significant career disruption to female researchers.

This post by Frank Larkins, University of Melbourne and Kylie Walker, Australian National University has been republished from The Conversation.

Dr Angelica Merlot spends her days researching some of the most deadliest cancers, and wants to see more women studying medicine and working in the field.