The LINCS is a laboratory attentive to issues concerning gender equality and it promotes a diverse and inclusive research context.
Currently, we count 17 different nationalities among our researchers and a women ratio of 20%. But we’re committed to do better!
In 2023 the LINCS launched regular women-only meetings, where researchers with different backgrounds and seniority can exchange freely about the challenges and strategies of pursuing a carreer in STEM (both in academia and in the industry, since LINCS gathers both).
We elaborated some “good practices” that we will implement:
- We’ll provide a list of bibliographical suggestions about gender issues (such as “implicit bias”) in recrutement dynamics, to encourage senior researchers to be more aware about these patterns.
- We launched a survey among our researchers to name our “scientific exchange room” after a woman scientist and we finally selected Hedy Lamarr: Austrian-born American actress (1914 – 2000), inventor of the Frequency-hopping spread spectrum, a technique used in GPS, Wifi, and Bluetooth.
- We provide here below the links to the institutional bodies dealing with equality and anti-discrimination policies in the partner institutions that compose the LINCS.
TELECOM-PARIS
https://www.telecom-paris.fr/fr/lecole/telecom-paris-en-bref/respect-egalite-signalement
SORBONNE
https://www.sorbonne-universite.fr/universite/nos-engagements/la-mission-egalite
NOKIA
https://www.nokia.com/about-us/careers/life-at-nokia/inclusion-and-diversity/