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Notices
Constitutional Amendment for a
Virtual National Executive passed. [More]
(posted 06/05/08)
WISENet Journal 76
is Now Online. [Click
Here for Vol. 76 online] (posted 30/04/08)
AGM
Requires e-Mail Voting to Approve "Virtual Committee"
The AGM will officially close at
5pm on Wed 23rd, April, 2008. WISENet members, please cast your vote before
then.
Click here for more information. (posted
11/04/08)
Positions Vacant - of WISENet Offices.
The positions of Treasurer and
Journal Co-ordinator remain unfilled on the National Link Team. [More]
(posted 11/04/08)
WISENet Journal 75
is Now Online.
Susan and Sally from the WA link
group have compiled a fantastic issue for J75. It went to the printers in
early December but seems to have been lost in the post on the way from the
printer to Convention Associates. ANU Printing have agreed to reprint the
issue for us. Our
apologies to all who have been checking their mailboxes for this edition.
We hope to have J76 to you by the end of February...
all going well :-). (posted 01/02/08) [Click
Here for Vol. 75 online]
WISNet
a Major Contributor to the UNESCO International Report on Science,
Technology and Gender, Released in December 2007. [Click
Here] (posted 23/01/08)
New
Links to Awards, Prizes and Honours Updated as of
15 October 2007
Click here.
(posted 08/10/07)
WISENet
Journal Volume 74 - April 2007 is Online.
[Click
here] (posted 09/07/07)
Click here for past 2007 Notices
Long Term Notices
Scientists as Parents: -- Feature Index
Science Careers.org asks: Have you ever wondered how becoming a parent
might affect your career trajectory and that of your spouse or partner? Whether
you're already riding this particular raft over the rapids, standing on the bank
and thinking about jumping in, or merely contemplating the view of the churning
water from a (safe) distance.
Click Here to access the series of articles published by the journal
Science. (posted 28/08/06)
The
Commonwealth Office for the Status of Women has put together a
website containing statistical data on many women's' issues (posted 30/06/03). [More]
ARC
Research Networks:
This is something ALL WISENET should be aware of.
Click here
for details of dates and to obtain the ARC discussion paper. (posted
04/06/03)
The British Council's
special feature on women in science, engineering and technology.
[More]
(posted 21/02/03)
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