Women in science: physics and optics

  • Yzuel M
  • Peinado A
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Abstract

The number of women is less than the number of men in degrees like physics and engineering. In this paper we present the percentages of female students at the Spanish Universities. The percentage of women decreases for faculty members. We also give some figures for female students in physics degree. The value of mentoring programs is analyzed. The learning societies in physics and in optics have established committees and programs for helping the women in their scientific career. We describe them in general and we focus on the SPIE Women in Optics program.

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Yzuel, M. J., & Peinado, A. (2014). Women in science: physics and optics. In 12th Education and Training in Optics and Photonics Conference (Vol. 9289, p. 92892X). SPIE. https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2070740

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