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'Ve Go 17 Practical policies can combat gender inequality Mechanisms to help researchers to balance work and home lives have made a positive difference to the gender balance at my institute says Douglas Hilton. 25 June 2015 How can science address the gender-inequality problem? It is a persistent issue that has been highlighted again by the controversy over the recent comments by Nobel laureate Tim Hunt about his "trouble with girls The problem in biomedical research was starkly demonstrated to me just before I became in director of the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research in Melbourne, Australia, 2009. I chaired my first meeting of the senior academic staff and, despite having had a high profile female director Suzanne Cory for more than a decade none of the 20 department heads or professors in the room were women pledged to improve the gender balance, and five years on, I think we have made some progress We female professors or department heads. That is hardly a reason for wild now have four such a woeful base it is a start. celebration, but given that we began from So we done? Simply, we asked the people affected women in their postdoctoral what have period for their ideas For our institute, some of the simplest changes included steps to ensure that all important can meetings are held within school hours, to make sure that researchers with child-care duties attend We have also set up a dedicated office with hot-desks and an adjoining room in which small children can play and older children can do homework or watch television, under the supervision of their parents. rWe demand that at least half of speakers at conferences organized by the institute are women. And we designated a separate room to allow women to breastfeed their infants or to express milk. The idea of women expressing milk in a toilet or a sick room -as was done before seems as inappropriate as having a researcher making their coffee there What else? We demand that at least half of speakers at all conferences and workshops organized by the institute are women. And we created a gender-equality committee, with men and women to monitor implementation of policies, gather data on progress and challenge us with new ideas. 12