17 September 2015
Résidence Palace – International Press Center, Brussels
Europe/Amsterdam timezone

Programme



Kick-off meeting, 17 September 2015
  • 09:00h - Registration and Coffee

  • 10:00h - Opening and Welcome

    by Christian Scherf (directorate DESY)

  • 10:15h - Gender equality in research

    Gender equality in Horizon 2020 - Robert Jan Smits (Director-General of the Directorate-General for Research and Innovation (RTD))



    Gender equality in STEM - Martina Schraudner (Leader Responsible Research and Innovation - Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft)



    Gender equality in physics - Teresa Lago (Professor at Physics and Astronomy department, University of Porto)

  • 11:15h - Coffee break

  • 11:40h - The GENERA project - the work packages

    Chaired by Thomas Berghöfer (DESY) - GENERA Coordinator



    Introduction to the project structure - Sandra Hesping (DESY)



    WP2: Status of GEP activities in Europe - Sveva Avveduto (CNR)



    WP3: Monitor and evaluate progress of gender equality - Helene Schiffbänker (Joanneum)



    WP4: Customized GEPs and their implementation - Katrin Klink (KIT) and Ulla Weber (MPG)



    WP5: Forming an alliance to address gender in research - Job de Kleuver (FOM)



    WP6: Dissemination and valorisation - Elizabeth Pollitzer (Portia)

  • 13:00h - Networking lunch

  • 14:00h - Implementing the GENERA project

    Guidelines on reporting - Paula Mota-Alves (REA)



    t.b.c. (DG RTD)

  • 14:30h - Other 'Gender-in-Science' initiatives

    Gender in Science initiatives in the Nordic countries - Lotta Strandberg (Senior Adviser of NORDFORSK, Norway)



    Institute of Phyiscs Project Juno in the United Kingdom and Ireland - Eithne McCabe (Trinity College Dublin; leader of the Juno project)



    FOm/f incentives programme in The Netherlands - Christa Hooijer (Director of FOM)



    Two levels of FP7 joint initiatives promoting gender equality in research institutions: the INTEGER project and the GENDER-NET ERANET - Anne Pepin (Director of the Mission for the place of Women at CNRS)

  • 15:40h - Concluding remarks

  • 15:50h - Refreshments and adjourn