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About (original language):
Libro Blanco sobre la situación de las Mujeres en la Ciencia en España. Un documento que aporta evidencia empírica sobre la presencia de hombres y mujeres en nuestro sistema científico, impulsado desde la Unidad de Mujeres y Ciencia del Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación y realizado con la contribución de reconocidos profesionales de la econometría de nuestro país. Los datos que aquí podemos apreciar de manera sistemática nos proporcionan un panorama de la realidad con sus luces y sus sombras. Nos muestran el avance conseguido pero también las dificultades que persisten.
About (English version):
The White Paper on the position of Women in Science in Spain provides empirical evidence of the presence of men and women in our scientific system, and the driving force behind it is the Women and Science Unit of the Ministry of Science and Innovation with contributions by professionals of great renown in econometrics in our country. The data that can be systematically examined here shows us the true panorama with its bright spots and more murky areas. It shows us the advances that have been made, but also the difficulties we still have to face.
This report (HPA-CRCE-028) examines the lifetime risk of radiation-induced cancer to the patient and the risk of harmful heritable effects in their children.
The feminisation of the student population is one of the most striking aspects of the last 30 years. But women are still struggling to progress men in their scientific career. At leadership level, women account for only 18% of full professors and 13% of heads of institutions in the higher education sector. Based on recent scientific findings and research practices, this expert report provides the analysis needed to take action and points to good practices in research institutions which attract and promote women in research and innovation.
