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WISENET was established to increase women's participation in the sciences and to link people in different branches of science and those working towards a more participatory and socially useful science.
WISENET is open to women and men who are interested in the sciences and in working for change in line with the objectives. New members and institutional members are welcome.
Notices
WISENet
Journal 81
is Now Online. [Click
Here] (posted 10/01/10)
Additional Early WISENet Journals (Vol. 24,25,26,28,29,30,31,32,33,36,37)
are Now Online, Click Here
and scroll to bottom of the list. (posted 30/12/09)
WISENet
Journal 80
is Now Online. [Click
Here] (posted 26/12/09)
To
See/Download a Copy of the Revised (September 8, 2009) WISENet Constitution
Click Here. (posted 10/09/09)
To Access PDF Files of Some Early
Examples of the WISENet Journal
Click Here
and then scroll to the bottom
of the page. (posted 27/03/09)
WISENet Journal 79
is Now Online. [Click
Here] (posted 01/02/09)
Click here for past 2008-2009 Notices
Long Term Notices
L'Oreal and UNESCO Offer Range of
Awards for Women in Science.
L'Oreal and UNESCO offer a range of
awards for women in science including Laureates, International Fellowships (15
globally) and
National Fellowships (4 awards for Australia). A number of Australian women have
received these awards, including 2 Laureates and 2 International fellowships.
For details see their website International
fellowships.
For details click here to access their website.
(posted 26/02/09)
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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