The Excellence Cluster Science of Intelligence invites you to learn about their insightful findings from their diversity survey in promoting diversity.

The first event was an in-person workshop to provide a space for researchers to learn about racism and discrimination in academic structures.

This series, developed by the EXC NeuroCure, aims to empower neuroscientists with easy-to-implement tools.

This interview by the EXC NeuroCure aims to raise the visibility of scientists with disabilities and awareness of barriers they face.

The Kovalevskaya Lunch takes place once a semester before the Kovalevskaya Lecture, which is part of the regular MATH+ Friday Colloquium series.

The Lecture Series is held by the IRTG 1792 to honour the mathematical and statistical contributions of Hilda Geiringer.

This conference was organised in part by the RTG 1772.

Once per funding period, the CRC 951 hosts a scientifically-oriented Gender Equality Workshop for its members and HU students.

Your research alliance's website is an excellent place to promote equal opportunities.

This fellowship offered by NeuroCure supports early-career female researchers.

This programme is co-organised by the CRC 951 and gives female pupils a tour of a variety of labs in Berlin-Adlershof.

This award is organised and funded by the CRC 1315 and recognises an outstanding female scientist from their network.

The CRC 951 organises multi-day internships for pupils with an interest in the sciences, targeting female pupils in particular.

Established by the CRC 951 and Club Lise Mentoring, the Day for Female Researchers is a full-day event for female pupils.

The initiative Women in Ancient Philosophy, based in the RTG 1939, hosts workshops and guest lectures for female researchers.