Women in Science
Reflecting on allyship as women in science
Being a woman in science takes allies, not just great science. Here, EMBL’s L’Oréal–UNESCO Fellows talk about support…
Allyship and support: an interview with Janet Thornton
Professor Dame Janet Thornton discusses work–life balance, the support she has received during her career, and how organisations can help staff…
Opinion: Allyship and Women in Science
Roshni Mooneeram discusses what Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) is to her, and what the meaning of allyship…
Statement on recent paper on mentorships in academia
EMBL’s Eileen Furlong, Chair of the Equality and Diversity Committee and Head of the Genome Biology Unit, responds to the recent Nature Comms paper…
Taking charge by seeking ways to achieve gender balance
A three-day virtual conference, ‘Gender Roles and their Impact in Academia’, explored how biology, social structures, and unconscious bias shape…
Indirect impacts of a pandemic on women in science
The EMBL conference that explored direct and indirect impacts from the current pandemic on women in science allowed for information and story sharing…
COVID-19’s indirect attack on women
More than 500 people have registered for an EMBL conference, "The impact of the COVID-19 crisis on women in science: Challenges and solutions."…
Edith Heard wins L’Oréal–UNESCO Award
EMBL Director General recognised alongside four other exceptional women in the life…
Ambition and talent
Nina Kathe, Winner of the EU Contest for Young Scientists visits…
EMBL Women’s Night in Heidelberg
Women from academia, industry and politics met at EMBL to fuel career growth and…
Women in science: Glass half full?
Ottoline Leyser on the fallacy of failure and the road to…
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