The gender dimension in research

Did you know that cars were only tested on male crash test dummies, ignoring risks of injuries for women? Or, that women were more vulnerable than men to the effects of climate change? Traditionally, science has always considered the male as the norm and built its results accordingly. But recent studies have shown that gender and sex can actually influence research results. This video explains how applicants to MSCA grants and H2020 projects can improve the quality of their research by addressing sex and gender in their proposal.
Info about Marie Skłodowska-Curie actions (MSCA) grants: europa.eu/!nX76Th
#WomeninScience #H2020

[@dmans140]

For a video on gender equality in research there sure are a lot of one gender being represented as experts. This video needs more diversity.

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