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Events/Conferences
25-26.04.2005
ENWISE follow-up seminar “Implementing
Enwise results”
Tallinn, Estonia
In the interest of maintaining the
momentum gained at last year’s ENWISE valorisation
conference, a follow-up seminar “Implementing
Enwise results” took place in Tallinn on April
25-26 2005.
The purpose of the follow-up workshop was to find
out how the suggestions and recommendations made during
last year’s conference have begun to be implemented
in the different ENWISE countries, to find out what
obstacles have occurred and to exchange best practice
experiences. 54 researchers from 13 countries participated
in the seminar. During the seminar 19 presentations
were made.
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9-10.09.2004
- Enwise
valorisation Conference
“Enlarging Europe with/for women scientists”
Tallinn, Estonia
The facts and findings and the recommendations
put forward in the Enwise
final report were presented and widely debated
during a one and half day stakeholders’ Conference,
which took place in Tallinn on September 9-10, 2004.
The conference, co-organised by the Estonian Ministry
of Education and the Estonian Archimedes Foundation,
gathered around 250 participants from 44 countries,
including the 32 countries represented in the Helsinki
Group on women and science and a delegation of
women scientists from the Western Balkans and from
Georgia, Russia and Ukraine.
30.01.2004
- Delivery of the ENWISE report to European Research
Commissioner Philippe Busquin
Prof. Ene Ergma and Commissioner Philippe
Busquin,
© Audiovisual Library of the European Commission
The Enwise
Final Report “Waste of talents: turning
private struggles into a public issue” has
been officially presented by Professor Ene Ergma and
the Enwise Expert Group to European Research Commissioner
Philippe Busquin in the presence of numerous decision
makers and key personalities in research. This report
is the first of its kind and, having identified the
difficulties and obstacles facing women scientists
in the Enwise countries, it puts forward recommendations
on how to improve the role and place of Enwise women
scientists in the European research area.
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