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➔ 36 EMBO national science reviews Since 1994, EMBO has offered its services as a review body to the EMBC Member States, carrying out several assessments of national research programmes. Each review is executed by an expert panel of EMBO Members, who analyse the strengths and weaknesses of the respective life science programme. A comprehensive report and detailed recommendations are delivered to the relevant research councils or ministries. EMBO’s most recent review evaluated various units in the Spanish National Research Council’s (CSIC) life science programme. A 2005 assessment of the Spanish National Biotechnol- EMBO Reviews (1995 – 2005) 1995 Austrian Biochemistry & Biotechnology Programmes 1997 Finland Biotechnology Programme 1999 Hungarian Academy of Sciences (life science centres) 2003 French Genopole System 2005 Spanish National Biotechnology Centre (CNB) 2005 Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) www.embo.org/about_embo/reviews.html | embo@embo.org ogy Centre (CNB) in Madrid, one of the largest units of the CSIC, was followed by a broader more strategic look at 19 of the CSIC’s life science institutes.
women in science EMBO makes efforts to assess and act upon imbalances in the scientifi c career path, looking in particular at the situation for female scientists and researchers with young children. EMBO also monitors its own programmes to ensure that they cater for all scientists, regardless of their circumstances. The aim is to support researchers returning to science after a career break and to ensure family-friendly working conditions for all scientists. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Analysis of gender balance in EMBO activities and the life sciences generally Strategic measures to address imbalances and promote family-friendly conditions in research Annual studies and statistics on the participation of female scientists in EMBO programmes Collaboration with other scientifi c organisations such as the FEBS/EMBO Women in Science sessions and the EU-funded SET-Routes initiative with EMBL and CERN Targeted events such as the upcoming SET-Routes Women in Science Conference Special conditions for EMBO Fellows with children including paid maternity/paternity leave, part-time working hours, child-care support and a waiver of the requirement to move country for restart candidates www.embo.org/gender | gerlind.wallon@embo.org ■ Extended eligibility period for female scientists with children applying to the Young Investigator Programme (see page 26) 2006 HIGHLIGHTS ➔ FEBS/EMBO Women in Science Session “The UK Athena Project: The way forward” 31st FEBS Congress 26 June 2006 Istanbul, Turkey ➔ New crèche support for EMBO Fellows for female fellows with children under six years of age ➔ Study on female/male long-term fellowship applicants Analysing career development and scientifi c productivity ➔ For statistics on the participation of women in EMBO activities, see pages 128 –131 Gerlind Wallon Manager Anna Ledin Administrator ➔ 37
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