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Equality in the physical sciences - challenges and opportunities

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USM - Uncertainty quantification and stochastic modelling of materials

This seminar is aimed primarily at fostering a discussion of the challenges and opportunities associated with improving inclusion and diversity in the physical sciences – and how doing so is everyone’s responsibility.  I will give a brief talk to introduce the session that describes a bit about my own research as an experimental soft matter physicist alongside a personal reflection of how my own career progression has danced around becoming a champion for inclusion and diversity. I’ll finish my introduction with some quite shocking statistics and offer a starting point for the discussion.

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