wimsigAU📢Attend the Women in Research Webinar #39
Title: Strategies for successful academic interviews
When: 4th June, 2026 (12-1pm AWST)
Where: Microsoft Teams
More info: https://www.womeninresearch.org.au/
📢Attend the Women in Research Webinar #38
Title: Your Next Move: Navigating Pivotal Career Decisions in Academia
When: 16 April 2026 (AEST 1-2pm)
Where: Microsoft Teams
HPV-FASTER-ImplementToday is International Women's Day! A day to celebrate all the achievements of women. It is also a day to remind us that despite these achievements, we still have not reached equality and equity.
#internationalwomensday #womenshealth #cervicalcancer #hpv #equality #euprojects #spotlight #womeninresearch
Center for Media Engagement UTThis Galentine’s Day, we’re celebrating the women who lead our center. 💖
We're grateful for the guidance of our center directors Talia, Gina, and Melody!
Headlines AfricaAfrica: Closing the Gender Gap in Research - Unlocking Better Health for All: [Malaria Consortium] For too many women across Africa and Asia, accessing quality healthcare and participating in research remains an uphill battle. Deeply rooted gender inequalities, power imbalances within households and cultural norms create formidable barriers, limiting women's mobility and decision-making power in… http://newsfeed.facilit8.network/THwgYV #GenderEquality #WomenInResearch #HealthcareAccess #Malaria #WomensHealth
PsyPostWomen’s implicit preferences reveal surprisingly high levels of gynephilia https://www.psypost.org/womens-implicit-preferences-reveal-surprisingly-high-levels-of-gynephilia/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon #Gynephilia #WomenInResearch #SexualFluidity #queertheory #LGBTQIA
Women’s implicit preferences reveal surprisingly high levels of gynephilia
Recent research found that most women show unconscious attraction to other women, even though only a small percentage identify as non-heterosexual. This suggests a greater fluidity in women's sexual attraction than self-reported measures typically indicate.
WiSoFakultät_UniKöln🎉 Congratulations! 🌈📚
The Jenny Gusyk Prize in the category ‘Equality’ has been awarded to the Women and Non-binary Research Group of the Cologne Center for Comparative Politics (CCCP)! 🏆👏
This incredible group fosters diversity and collaboration through peer mentoring, events, and interdisciplinary research—empowering female and non-binary scholars to thrive in academia. ✨📖🤝
Details 🔗: https://uni.koeln/LS92U
Jenny Gusyk Prize for the CCCP-Women and Non-binary Research Group
The Jenny Gusyk Prize of the University of Cologne in the category ‘Equality’ and endowed with 3,000 euros was awarded to the Women and Non-binary Research Group of the Cologne Center for Comparative Politics (CCCP). The prize recognises, among other things, the group's exemplary character for other self-organised initiatives.
JenniferLet's talk about Human-AI Communication!
This year, the Communication in Human-AI Interaction workshop will be in Malmö, Sweden. We will have posters, networking sessions, and a collaborative design activity.
Do you have early results, work in progress, opinions about the topic? We want to hear from you!
📣 Submission Deadline: April 10
🗓️ Workshop Date: June 10 or 11
🔗 https://chai-workshop.github.io/
#CHAIWorkshop #CollaborativeAI
#HCI
#HRI
#HAI
#WomenInResearch
#WomenInSTEM
#BlackGirlsCode
Movement Science - Wagner LabWe're very excited to have Dr. Tiia Kekäläinen visit us from the University of Jyväskylä as part of the Uni Muenster's #WomenInResearch Program! Tiia's research interests include #Gerontology, #Wellbeing and #ExercisePsychology.
Want to know more about Tiia's research? Come see her #LabTalk tomorrow!
Want to know more about Tiia's research? Come see her #LabTalk tomorrow!
Research Impact Academy📖 According to new research, female researchers are more read and less cited due to their tendency to engage in research for societal progress. Read more about this fascinating finding here: https://buff.ly/3JTqcIx
Female researchers are more read and less cited because they more often engage in research for societal progress
The gender gap in citations between male and female researchers is well documented. However, the reasons for this gap are less certain and widely contested. Discussing findings from a mixed methods…