ResNet

Links & Resources

This page contains useful links to other web sites of interest.

Women in Science

• WiSETI - The University of Cambridge Women in Science, Engineering and Technology Initiative
• Athena Website
• AWiSE: Association for Women in Science and Engineering
• WITEC: Women in Science, Engineering and Technology
• Gender Advisory Board - UN Commission on Science and Technology for Development
• The House of Lords Science and Technology Committee Report on Science and Society: initiatives aimed at women in chapter 3
• Promoting SET for Women
• European database of Women Experts in SET
• UK Resource Centre for Women in Science, Engineering and Technology
• Women in Biology Internet launch page
• Equalitec - the website for women in technology, funded by the DTI

Women & Employment

• DTI Women and Equality Unit
• Women's Employment and Enterprise Training Unit (WEETU)

Women & Business

• Greater Cambridge Partnership

Research Councils

• Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council
• Engineering and Physical Research Council
• Natural Environment Research Council
• Economic and Social Research Council

Career Development

• Information about the career development of Science CRS
• Research Careers Initiative
• On-line resources for CRS
• Supporting Research Staff - University of Sheffield
• Higher Education Staff Development Agency (HESDA Archive)
• Leadership Foundation for Higher Education
• Virtual Xchange

UEA Resources

• Centre for Staff and Educational Development (CSED)
• UEA Learning and Resources Centre (LaRC)
• UEA CRS Home Page
• ENV CRS handbook

Information for CRS

• Community Research & Development Information Service (CORDIS) - contains lots of useful information
• AUT CRS page
• University of Warwick CRS Home Page
• Universities UK
• Department of Trade and Industry

Library

Members of ResNet are welcome to borrow books from our Library. If there is something you are interested in, contact Sarah Payne on 01603 593849 or e-mail her (s.payne@uea.ac.uk) with your request. Books may be borrowed for a period of up to 4 weeks. Publications currently available for loan are shown below.
We would like to expand our collection, so if you can recommend any good publications, please let us know.