2019
DOI: 10.21577/0103-5053.20190224
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“…About 20,000 people participated in the 2021 edition of the event, which increased attention to diversity issues in more than 300 organizations around the world . Several journals have also dedicated their space to publish special issues highlighting the work and research of women in varied areas of chemistry. Other examples shining a light on the work of women in science are the social media campaigns #WomenOfGreenChemistry organized by the Green Chemistry Initiative at the University of Toronto and #WomenInChemistry promoted by Andy Brunning from Compound Interest. , The practice of science and engineering is also undergoing a seismic change in recent years, moving toward a wider adoption of laboratory automation and digital technologies. This change could lead to a cultural shift and create a more level playing field, thus enabling women to remain active and engaged with R&D .…”
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“…About 20,000 people participated in the 2021 edition of the event, which increased attention to diversity issues in more than 300 organizations around the world . Several journals have also dedicated their space to publish special issues highlighting the work and research of women in varied areas of chemistry. Other examples shining a light on the work of women in science are the social media campaigns #WomenOfGreenChemistry organized by the Green Chemistry Initiative at the University of Toronto and #WomenInChemistry promoted by Andy Brunning from Compound Interest. , The practice of science and engineering is also undergoing a seismic change in recent years, moving toward a wider adoption of laboratory automation and digital technologies. This change could lead to a cultural shift and create a more level playing field, thus enabling women to remain active and engaged with R&D .…”
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