8.30 h |
| Registration, coffee and tea |
9.00 h |
| Opening
Mr. Victor van der Chijs, Chair of the Executive Board of the University of Twente
Prof. Liudvika Leisyte, FFNT Chair |
9.15 h |
| Welcome (video)
Neelie Kroes, Vice-President of the European Commission |
9.30 h | 
| Prof. Elisabeth Berg, Luleå University of Technology, Sweden
Is it better to be known outside rather than inside your own university? |
10.10 h | 
| Prof. Carlijn Bouten, Eindhoven University of Technology
Collaboration in multidisciplinary and multigender research environments |
10.50 h |
| Coffee and tea break |
11.15 h | 
| Prof. Sabine Roeser, Delft University of Technology
Boys in space and pretty girls: Science, technology, gender and risk stereotypes |
11.55 h | 
| Prof. Suzanne Hulscher, University of Twente
The UTwente toolkit to engineer female careers |
12.35 h |
| Lunch |
13.30 h |
| Afternoon session
Workshop 1: Female academic career development: the unseen barriers. Trainer: Maleene de Ridder, www.maleenederidder.com, with participation of dr. ir. Wietske Bijker, FFNT Vice-Chair. Moderator: Prof. Elisabeth Berg.
Workshop 2: Promotion talks: 'tips and tricks’ and a role play on negotiating promotion with your superior. Trainer: Prof. Tineke Willemsen, Emeritus Professor at Tilburg University, ‘Hertz, training for scientists’ (www.bhertz.nl). Moderator: dr. Marielle Stoelinga, FFNT Board member.
Workshop 3: Competition and cooperation - How to become an independent academic and establish your own research line and at the same time – be cooperative? Trainer: Ariëlle Brouwer, with participation of Prof. Jennifer Herek and Prof. Suzanne Hulscher. Moderator: Prof. Liudvika Leisyte, FFNT Chair.
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16.30 h |
| Plenary (locations: University of Twente and Eindhoven University of Technology, live streaming) Moderator: Prof. Sawitri Saharso and Prof. Liudvika Leisyte |
17.30 h |
| Closing: dr.ir. Wietske Bijker, FFNT Vice-Chair |
17.45 h |
| Reception |
Main Location:
University of Twente, Vrijhof Amphitheater
FFNT, DEWIS and WISE-Network Boards
Co-funded by:
and 
Aspasia
