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JIVE Objectives - Underpinning Project Activities
Work on research (both commissioned and in-house) has been ongoing throughout the project. Research includes:
- Gendered cultures in SET Boards: Implications for women (Dr Val Singh, Cranfield University)
- Researching cultures in SET: An analysis of current and past literature (Professor Barbara Bagilhole, Loughborough University)
- Presence and Representation of women scientists, engineers and technologists in the UK media (Professor Jenny Kitzinger, Cardiff University)
- Invisible Witnesses? Investigating presence, representation and media influence of female and male scientists, technologists, engineers and mathematicians on UK television (Liz Whitelegg, Open University)
- Women in Science, Engineering, and Technology: UK Initiatives from the 1970s to the 2000s (Dr Alison Phipps, Sussex University)
- Women in SET: National and Regional activity (Pooran Wynarczyk, University of Newcastle, SERU)
- Gender and attitudes to enterprise: Survey of the UK doctorate students in Science, Engineering and Technology; UKRC Research Team
- Transnational Research projects and include a Transnational Research web page live on UKRC website with link to JIVE website
- Women in Construction, Jenny Fortune, Sheffield Hallam University
- Women in SET; East/West Europe: Clem Herman, Open University
- Final draft of T160 evaluation report has been completed
See more information on the UK Resource Centre website.
A wide range of products and resources has also been developed, including,
- good practice guides
- case studies & role models
- information & training material
- newsletters
- DVDs