INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
The international percentage of female scientists has actually increased to 41 percent as of 2022, compared to only 28 percent in 2001, with
a particularly prominent percentage of female researchers in the health sciences, according to the Gender Equality in Research and
Innovation 2024 by Elsevier, a worldwide scientific and medical information analytics with prominent digital journals such as The Lancet
The numbers were shared during a workshop on Friday highlighting ladies in science, jointly arranged by Chinas Ministry of Science and
Technology and the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in China
The event celebrated the 30th anniversary of the Fourth World Conference on Women kept in Beijing in 1995 and aimed to encourage more ladies
to pursue professions in clinical research.​​ Despite these developments, conventional research assessment frameworks might
overlook lots of contributions and effects of female scientists
This undervaluation perpetuates gender inequality, presenting substantial difficulties to the research study community.​​ The
Netherlands and China acknowledge this challenge, and both nations are dedicated to promoting gender equality in science, stated Roderick
Wols, Minister Plenipotentiary and Deputy Head of Mission at the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Beijing
From keynote speeches to panel discussion, the event showcased the outstanding accomplishments of female scientists in Sino-Dutch
collaborative research tasks, offered career advice to researchers, and shared strategies and best practices for promoting ladies in the
clinical field.Sino-Dutch clinical cooperation has an enduring and efficient history
Speakers at the occasion shared current development in joint jobs, consisting of research between the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the
Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research on adult pancreas stem cells for regenerative techniques in diabetes, and collaborations in
sophisticated battery technologies.​​ A panel discussion concluded the occasion, focusing on the benefits and concerns of being
Do not let her pick what she should do
Let her choose what she likes, stated Li Hongnan, a teacher at the Institute of Agricultural Environment and Sustainable Development at the
Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences.
