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46:53 Why we still need to talk about diversity in… Why we still need to talk about diversity in Physics - Dr. Jess Wade	Why we still need to talk about diversity in Physics - Dr. Jess Wade Dr. Jess Wade is a physicist who, alongside being a postdoc researcher at Imperial College London in plastic electronics, campaigns tirelessly to increase diversity in physics. One of Nature's… observational astronomy lunch time voting theory facial recognition wikimedia uk sexual harassment long time gender bias single week empiricism science teachers sensory system engage young teaching huge impact huge amount primary school big thing subjective experience women in red diversity in stem effects gender balance skills specialist science big international equality cognition family law great book women scientists big impact b.b.c.neuropsychological assessment small amount school types big study social sciences half time theory of probability distributions mental health chemistry education wikipedia g.c.s.e.bigger variance gender gap minority backgrounds represented minority medical trials marriage majority–minority relations phenomenal people school equality won $3000000.00 careers in stem stem i.b.m.high school probability theory women in stem young girl 1516 year study physics u.k.big investigation community super super depressing school terminology decision theory small time p.b.s.big challenge absolutely massive peer review astronomical imaging diversity jess wade radio waves absolutely incredible academic career massachusetts institute of technology unconscious bias stem subjects equality and diversity cognitive science scientific community early career represented minority backgrounds represented minority groups award scheme women in science mit media young people women in physics education caption complete massive massive huge shortage mit i.q.women in chemistry bullying mental health support brilliant time representation persecution book inferior information systems science department huge huge nobel prize physics conscious bias From Ewan McAndrew on January 30th, 2019 1 likes 288 plays 0 Publisher Ewan McAndrew - Wikimedian in Residence Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Share A Like Language English Date Created January 30th, 2019
02:05 Elsevier Scopus Awards 2018: profile of awardee… Elsevier Scopus Awards 2018: profile of awardee Dr Sarah McGlasson	Elsevier Scopus Awards 2018: profile of awardee Dr Sarah McGlasson Video interview with Sarah McGlasson, winner of the Elsevier / US-UK Fulbright Commission 2018 UK Early Career Researcher Award in Medicine. #ECRAwards2018… uk early career researcher award elsevier us-uk fulbright commission research neuroinflammation anne rowling regenerative neurology clinic centre for clinical brain sciences institute for genetics and molecular medicine From Rebecca Devon on October 9th, 2018 0 likes 24 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved Date Created October 9th, 2018

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Why we still need to talk about diversity in…

Why we still need to talk about diversity in Physics - Dr. Jess Wade

Dr. Jess Wade is a physicist who, alongside being a postdoc researcher at Imperial College London in plastic electronics, campaigns tirelessly to increase diversity in physics. One of Nature's…

observational astronomy lunch time voting theory facial recognition wikimedia uk sexual harassment long time gender bias single week empiricism science teachers sensory system engage young teaching huge impact huge amount primary school big thing subjective experience women in red diversity in stem effects gender balance skills specialist science big international equality cognition family law great book women scientists big impact b.b.c.neuropsychological assessment small amount school types big study social sciences half time theory of probability distributions mental health chemistry education wikipedia g.c.s.e.bigger variance gender gap minority backgrounds represented minority medical trials marriage majority–minority relations phenomenal people school equality won $3000000.00 careers in stem stem i.b.m.high school probability theory women in stem young girl 1516 year study physics u.k.big investigation community super super depressing school terminology decision theory small time p.b.s.big challenge absolutely massive peer review astronomical imaging diversity jess wade radio waves absolutely incredible academic career massachusetts institute of technology unconscious bias stem subjects equality and diversity cognitive science scientific community early career represented minority backgrounds represented minority groups award scheme women in science mit media young people women in physics education caption complete massive massive huge shortage mit i.q.women in chemistry bullying mental health support brilliant time representation persecution book inferior information systems science department huge huge nobel prize physics conscious bias

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Elsevier Scopus Awards 2018: profile of awardee…

Elsevier Scopus Awards 2018: profile of awardee Dr Sarah McGlasson

Video interview with Sarah McGlasson, winner of the Elsevier / US-UK Fulbright Commission 2018 UK Early Career Researcher Award in Medicine. #ECRAwards2018…

uk early career researcher award elsevier us-uk fulbright commission research neuroinflammation anne rowling regenerative neurology clinic centre for clinical brain sciences institute for genetics and molecular medicine

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