M-WISET

THE MOBILE WOMEN IN

SCIENCE GROUP OF THE

MCFA

Maria BOSTENARU DAN

Overview

m-WiSET history

m-WiSET coordiantors

m-WiSET activities

m-WiSET member achievements

Conclusion (approaches)

M-WiSET

M-WiSET history

At the begin Science in Policy group (still

existing)

Studies of Magda Lola (group leader), working at

Human Ressources at CERN on equal

opportunities among others

Antonella di Trapani at her time chairing the

MCFA founded „Women in science“

Mobile Women in Science,

Engineering and Technology

Promote mobility among women scientists

Empower women scientists and discourage discrimination and marginalisation

Foster gender equality and scientific excellence in SET

Encourage the promotion of equality policies at national and European level

M-WiSET webpage

M-WiSET current coordinators

Dual career and mobility

against the brain drain

Gianna Avellis

Senior researcher

Innovapuglia, SPA, Bari

(Italy)

Nationality Italian

Research field Computer science

Lived in Italy, UK

Through mobility you can learn

more of the way of life

of people in other places

Nationality: Romanian, Hungarian

Research field: architecture engineering

Lived in: Germany, Italy,

Canada, Portugal, Hungary

Maria Bostenaru

Research assistant

« Ion Mincu » University of Architecture and Urbanism, Bucharest, Romania

I. I. KiskunfelegyházaKiskunfelegyháza, Hungary, Hungary

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M-WiSET activities

M-WiSET activities

ESOF sessions (Barcelona, Turin, Dublin, Copenhagen)

m-WiSET booklet

Promoted at the Marie Curie Conference in Warsaw

Dedicated session in Dublin

Invitations to other events

Conference under the EU presidency in Budapest (2011)

Portraits of role models (interview with Irish journalists, portrait for EU gallery etc)

Invited in a committee about promotion of Women in Japan (5 years programme starting with programme„Water“)

International observer and WG3 member in genderSTE

Collaboration with WIRES, ECWT, Italian association

Our Booklet

Antonella Di TrapaniEleni ChatzichristouGianna AvellisSilvia GiordaniCorinne MartinReia ChmielowskiMaria BostenaruNatalia BalcazarSvetlana BacaTheodota LagouriNusrat SanghamitraElena MartinesSylvie Blangy

ADD LINK TO BOOKLET HERE

Presentation of coordinators and Silvia

according to the booklet

Conferences

EU Presidency conferences

Warsaw – booklet stand

Budapest – session

Vilnius – poster; cooperation genderSTE

Rome – genderSTE conference

ESOF sessions – from science policy to

women in science

Invited WIRES

Unfortunately no Gender Summit

Warsaw

Marie Curie Conference 2011 under the Polishpresidency

Tour to Marie Curie roots (in the Letter to Members)

Booklet stand

Launch of theMCAA

Budapest

“Career Paths and

Mobility of Women

Researchers” at

“Training, Career and

Mobility of

Researchers in the

Innovation Union” June

28-29, 2011, Budapest,

Hungarian EU

Presidency conference

Maria BOSTENARU DAN – sharing the

Experience of a Marie Curie researcher

Gianna AVELLIS – representing m-WiSET

ESOF

Stockholm 2004 – partnerin the Career Programme

Barcelona 2008 – Should I stay or should I go

Turin 2010 – dual career

Dublin 2012 – role models(booklet)

Copenhagen 2014 together with ESF including also virtualmobility (and a speakerwho did her PhD withMarie Curie in Hungary)

WIRES

Online meetings 2013

Energy Research

The Grid

Biofuels and Sustainable Energy

Learning and Gender Studies

Materials

Information Technology

Water

Conference 2014 Trondheim, Norway

Cooperation with other networks

ECWT

Italian Association for Women Scientists

Women in ICT

In detail:

WIRES

DFG

COST - genderSTE

WIRES

Maria BOSTENARU DAN“Ion Mincu” University of Architecture

and Urbanismmaria.bostenaru@iaim.ro

Early 20th century architectureDisaster management

(earthquakes), reconstructionDigital methods

Research partners neededFor example for exchange (the continuation of IRSES in Horizon 2020) or for Marie Curie Outgoing FellowshipsFrom Europe: ERASMUS partners in urban planning (we are in the ANDROID and Le:Notre networks)Conference session organisation

Maria BOSTENARU DANMarie Curie Fellows Association

Maria.Bostenaru-Dan@alumni.kit.edu

Mobile women in science, engineering and technology

Science policy

Research partners neededPromotion of role modelsPossibility to publish stories of such women

Maria BOSTENARU DANPersonal Interests

involvement in NGOs/participation:

Here: HaDiKo

travel

cooking

photography

folk music and dress

genderSTE

Women and energy and climate change

Review of Horizon2020 paper

Collaboration with Vienna (landscape issues and

natural disasters)

Participation Sapgeric – Lithuanian presidency

conference 2013

Submitted for engendering cities – Italian

presidency conference 2014

DFG cooperation

„Women in global science“ – 5 years

programme at the Hokkaido University Japan

Symposium 2014 „Water“

http://wings.synfoster.hokudai.ac.jp/international-

symposia/sym-2014/information/

call ends 10 April 2014

in the selection committee

Interviews

For the EC

„Women who travel“ – journal of the EC 2012

Gallery of women in research – to be released

April 2014

For Radio Romania Cultural (2012)

About Marie Curie actions

About Marie Curie women in science

About own experience – feature „born in

Romania“ (after 20 years)

For German media – on ESOF 2012 Dublin

Member achievements

Member achievements

Silvia Giordani – L„Oreal women in science

prize

My personal story

Pioneer women architects (work in Romania)

Gender issues in Horizon 2020 (work in

genderSTE)

From both an STSM in Hungary envisaged, and

contacts made during current fellowship

Borbála Faragó – gender issues MC IEF

Mobility is a true privilege

Nationality Italian

Research field Chemistry and Nanoscience

Lived in Italy, USA, Ireland

Silvia Giordani

Research Asssistant Professor

Trinity College Dublin

Radio interview, booklet

First woman architect in the world – Virginia Haret

Women history in Hungary

Dr. Nagy Maria diploma

genderSTESTSM proposal toHungary Contacts with

architecturehistorians

Looking intothe „water“ issues –naturaldisasters andlandscape, bathes andgender

Transnational women literature

Borbála Faragó

Marie Curie Intra-European Fellowship at CEU

Budapest, with symposium

Conclusion

Conclusion

We used the following sociological approaches

Statistics of human ressources

Surveys and their evaluation

Case study approach (role models)

We are looking at

Contemporary women in science – examples

from the association

Approach to women around a certain topic (cities

in genderSTE, water in Japan symposium,

different other topics at WIRES, ICT at ECWT)

Thank you!