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Elizabeth Pollitzer
2016-Jan-25 Role Expectations as Constraints to Innovation: The Case of Female Managers
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Henrietta Dale 2016-Jan-25 Sex Versus Gender-Related CharacteristicsWhich Predicts Outcome After Acute Coronary Syndrome in the Young?
arroyo_lidia 2016-Jan-22 Gender Equality Glossary
Laura Getz 2016-Jan-20 Zusammenfassung der Online-Diskussion „Familienfreundlichkeit und Vereinbarkeit in der Wissenschaft"
Henrietta Dale 2016-Jan-18 Gender Differences in Recognition for Group Work
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2016-Jan-15 Role Models for MObility of MCFA Women Scientists
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2016-Jan-15 Role Models of MCAA women mobile scientists
Gotelind Alber
2016-Jan-14 Gender and climate change: working towards gender-sensitive national climate policy
Gotelind Alber
2016-Jan-14 Guidebook Gender and Urban Climate Policy
arroyo_lidia 2016-Jan-13 What Gender Is Science?
arroyo_lidia 2016-Jan-12 Teaching Gender, Diversity and Urban Space An Intersectional Approach between Gender Studies and Spatial Disciplines
Henrietta Dale 2016-Jan-11 Women and Health: the key for sustainable development
Laura Getz 2016-Jan-7 Advancing gender equality in the European Research Area - Council conclusions (adopted on 01/12/2015)
arroyo_lidia 2015-Dec-24 Academic and Science Careers GenPORT Research Synthesis 2
arroyo_lidia 2015-Dec-23 Advancing RTD through Gender-Fair Recruitment and Retention Strategies
arroyo_lidia 2015-Dec-21 The Contradiction of the Myth of Individual Merit, and the Reality of a Patriarchal Support System in Academic Careers
arroyo_lidia 2015-Dec-16 Attrition of Women in the Biological Sciences: Workload, Motherhood, and Other Explanations Revisited
arroyo_lidia 2015-Dec-16 Gender differences in research collaboration
arroyo_lidia 2015-Dec-15 Compendium of national initiatives on the integration of the gender dimension in research contents