Gender equality within science is essential to ensure sustainable development and to realize the fullest potential of humankind in the advancement of scientific knowledge. Long-standing gender biases and stereotypes continue to discourage young women away from science-related fields and STEM research in particular. Such traditional mindsets must be changed by actively encouraging women to pursue STEM careers and to equitably promote their professional development.
Here, we showcase the tremendous science being done by women researchers throughout the world that are breaking these mindsets. In doing so, we hope to encourage young women to pursue STEM careers especially in systems biology. Frontiers in Systems Biology is proud to promote the work of women scientists across the field of Systems Biology with an emphasis on Translational Systems Biology and In Silico Trials.
We particularly invite submissions from those women researchers coming from less privileged countries and communities to help emphasize the cross-cultural and cross-communal aspects of scientific research.
The work presented here highlights the diversity of research performed across Systems Biology with a focus on Translational Systems Biology and In Silico Trial research. It spans advances in theory, experiment, and methodology with applications to compelling problems.
Please note that to be considered for this collection, the first or last author should be a researcher who identifies as a woman
Gender equality within science is essential to ensure sustainable development and to realize the fullest potential of humankind in the advancement of scientific knowledge. Long-standing gender biases and stereotypes continue to discourage young women away from science-related fields and STEM research in particular. Such traditional mindsets must be changed by actively encouraging women to pursue STEM careers and to equitably promote their professional development.
Here, we showcase the tremendous science being done by women researchers throughout the world that are breaking these mindsets. In doing so, we hope to encourage young women to pursue STEM careers especially in systems biology. Frontiers in Systems Biology is proud to promote the work of women scientists across the field of Systems Biology with an emphasis on Translational Systems Biology and In Silico Trials.
We particularly invite submissions from those women researchers coming from less privileged countries and communities to help emphasize the cross-cultural and cross-communal aspects of scientific research.
The work presented here highlights the diversity of research performed across Systems Biology with a focus on Translational Systems Biology and In Silico Trial research. It spans advances in theory, experiment, and methodology with applications to compelling problems.
Please note that to be considered for this collection, the first or last author should be a researcher who identifies as a woman
