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80/1-001 - Globe of Science and Innovation - 1st Floor (CERN)
Francesca Primas (ESO)
(Full Astronomer - ESO),
Genevieve Guinot (CERN)
(CERN),
Lotta Strandberg (NordForsk)
(Nordforsk)
Description
CERN, ESO and Nordforsk join forces to organise the Gender in Physics Day (GiPD) event on 27 January 2017, at the CERN Globe of Science and Innovation. This one-day conference aim is to look at innovative activities promoting gender equality, discuss gender-oriented policies and best practices in the European Research Area as well as the importance of building a solid network.
The conference is organized in the framework of the EU project GENERA (Gender Equality Network in the European Research Area), funded under the H2020 framework. Various Research Performing Organisations (RPOs) and Research Funding Organisations (RFOs) are partners in the project, and CERN, ESO and Nordforsk are observers. They will contribute to the topic by focusing on and analysing the situation regarding Gender Equality in Intergovernmental Organizations of a similar nature.
The conference will include a series of overview and plenary talks, followed by workshops and round-table discussions on specific topics and is aimed at participants ranging from junior and senior researchers, to management level personnel, policy makers and various stakeholders.
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Registration and Coffee 80/1-001 - Globe of Science and Innovation - 1st Floor
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Welcome to CERN - Introduction to the CERN/ESO/NordForsk GiPD: Welcome speeches by the 3 Directors General
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CERN Director-GeneralSpeaker: Fabiola Gianotti (CERN)
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ESO Dirrector-GeneralSpeaker: Prof. Tim de Zeeuw (ESO)
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NordForsk RepresentativeSpeaker: Ms Lotta Strandberg (Nordforsk)
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GENERA: Introduction and Progress ReportConvener: Dr Thomas Berghoefer (PT-DESY)
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Introduction and Progress ReportSpeaker: Thomas Berghoefer (PT-DESY)
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International Research Organisations: GEPs and Numbers
Panel
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Trends and gaps
Data, Challenges, Initiatives at some of the EIRO Forum members
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Panel discussion with representatives of EIRO Forum organisationsSpeakers: Ersilia Vaudo (ESA), Heidi Schmidt (ESO), James Purvis (CERN), Thierry Baudoin (ESRF)
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Nordic Countries: Efforts in Gender Equality and Results
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Nordic gender paradoxSpeaker: Ms Lotta Strandberg (Nordforsk)
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Gender in Physics in DenmarkSpeakers: Prof. Ian Gardner Bearden (University of Copenhagen (DK)), Mette Marie-Louise Grage (Danish Physical Society)
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Gender in Physics in NorwaySpeaker: Prof. Ashild Fredriksen
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Gender in Physics in SwedenSpeaker: Dr Donatella Puglisi
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11:15
Coffee Break
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Other perspectives: Large HEP Collaborations, non-western Cultures, Astronomy, Biology
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Gender and geographic diversity in the ATLAS CollaborationSpeaker: Dr Beate Heinemann (DESY and University of Freiburg (Germany))
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Women in physics in developing countriesSpeaker: Dr Kate Shaw (INFN Gruppo Collegato di Udine and ICTP Trieste)
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Gender Equality in AstronomySpeaker: Dr Francesca Primas (Full Astronomer - ESO)
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Gender activities at EMBLSpeaker: Dr Silke Schumacher (EMBL)
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12:30
Lunch Break
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Interactive Session on Diversity: Stereotypes, Unconscious biases, and Work Culture
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Stereotypes, Unconscious biases, and Work CultureSpeaker: Sudeshna Datta Cockerill (CERN)
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Gender imbalance in Physics: Personal reflectionsConvener: Paula Eerola (University of Helsinki (FI))
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Personal ReflectionsSpeaker: Paula Eerola (University of Helsinki (FI))
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Parallel break-out sessions: Workshop venue might be 5 minutes walk from the Globe
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Parallel break-out sessions: Workshop 1 - How to make a net-work?Convener: Ms Laura Comendador Frutos (ESO)
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GenPORT - A community sourced portal for sharing knowledge on gender and scienceSpeaker: Lidia Arroyo Prieto (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya)
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Gender activities in the COST action "The string theory universe”Speaker: Prof. Michela Petrini (Université Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris)
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Discussion with participants
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Parallel break-out sessions: Workshop 2 - Promoting Gender Equality Plans in international consortiaConvener: Dr Enikő Patkós (ESO)
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LHCb Early Career, Gender and Diversity OfficeSpeaker: Silvia Borghi (University of Manchester (GB))
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Developing gender equality policies at EuroFusionSpeaker: Mrs Christina Wenninger-Mrozek (EuroFusion)
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Creating a gender equality taskforce in a consortium in formationSpeaker: Genevieve Guinot (CERN)
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Discussion with workshop participants
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Parallel break-out sessions: Workshop 3 - What do early career scientists expect from Gender Equality policies?Convener: Dr Sabine Kradolfer (NCCR LIVES, University of Lausanne)
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Challenges and support for early careers - results of the EU research project GARCIA /Speaker: Dr Sabine Kradolfer
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Reflections and expectations of ESO's early career astronomersSpeaker: Dr Francesca Primas (Full Astronomer - ESO)
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Discussion with workshop participants
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Parallel break-out sessions: Workshop 4 - Gender Equality initiatives towards general public; changing the image of physicsConvener: Prof. Tomas Brage (University of Lund)
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Increasing the Diversity of CERN's public faceSpeaker: Emma Sanders (CERN)
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Introduction of a Gender Inclusive teaching workshop at the CERN High School Teachers ProgrammeSpeaker: Ms Kristin Kaltenhauser
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Discussion with workshop participants
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15:55
Refreshments
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Parallel break-out sessions: Reporting on Workshops
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Concluding remarks: Closing the dayConveners: Dr Francesca Primas (Full Astronomer - ESO), Genevieve Guinot (CERN), Ms Lotta Strandberg (Nordforsk)
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Visit of CERN: Registration required CERN Visit Points
CERN Visit Points
Four visit points: Globe of Science and Innovation, ATLAS Experiment Underground, ATLAS Experiment Visitor Centre, ATLAS 3D Movie.
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