journal article·2021-11-03

Implementing diversity, equity and inclusion efforts at conferences

Lyndsey McMillon-Brown

Nature Energy· Volume 6· Issue 11
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Abstract

The scientific research environment struggles to be an inclusive and diverse place. Initiatives such as the Minority Carriers event at the Photovoltaics Specialists Conference not only support marginalized researchers but also delineate the changes that need to be made and actions that should be taken to make the research space inclusive.
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OpenAlex topics: Diversity and Career in Medicine · Health and Medical Research Impacts · Career Development and Diversity

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