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BPW Melbourne - Women in Science: What Needs to Change in the Next 200 Years?

  • 31 Aug 2016
  • 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
  • Sidney Myer Asia Centre, Yasuko Hiraoka Myer Room, Melbourne University Campus

Speakers 

• Dr Marguerite Evans-Galea, Murdoch Children’s Research Institute • Dr Leonie Walsh, Lead Scientist, Victorian Government • Dr Bill Petreski, Director, KPMG • Dr Jesse Olsen, Centre for Workplace Leadership

Scientists are leaders in future development and innovation, but there is one area where they are working to catch up – equal pay.

Over the last two hundred years many brilliant, dedicated and determined women have pursued science and yet, while women comprise more than half of science PhD graduates and early career researchers, they are just 17 per cent of senior academics in Australian universities and research institutes.

How can the next two hundred years be different for women in this industry? The panel of high profile, inspirational women and men in science will focus on solutions and identify effective, practical steps to make a positive difference to the working lives and career prospects of women in science and their families – starting now.

Register here.

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