Traduction de «professeure et chercheuse principale » (Français → Anglais) :

23. Reiterates that the gender pay gap is still a huge concern and notes that it is a fact that women have fewer resources during their working lives and find it more difficult to access finance in retirement, and that in the field of higher education women researchers and professors are paid less than their male counterparts at the same level; notes that women are consequently more affected than men by all forms of poverty, including in-work poverty; calls, therefore, for a system of equal remuneration for equivalent research positions, since the gender pay gap is a cost that neither the individual Member States nor the EU as a whole ...[+++]can afford;

13. Encourages the Member States and higher education institutions to increase the number of female professors and researchers in science, and to initiate mass-media information campaigns to address the issue of underrepresentation of women in MST subjects;

22. Calls on the Commission and the Member States to take positive action to encourage female researchers and for further development of support and mentoring schemes, as well as promotion policies with clear objectives; notes that the development of support structures for career guidance and the provision of advice addressed, inter alia, to female scientists would produce particularly positive results; also notes, however, that measures such as obligatory targets for female researchers and professors are essential to achieving gender balance in science;

In the longer term, this may mean that most university teachers will be women, reflecting the situation further down the education ladder in the school system, while men find employment in industrial research, which is better paid and more prestigious and in which only 15% of researchers are at present women.

Sarah Stewart-Clark, Assistant Professor, Shellfish Aquaculture, Faculty of Aquaculture, Dalhousie University, as an individual: My name is Dr. Sarah Stewart-Clark, shellfish biologist at Dalhousie University and Principal Investigator of the Aquaculture Genomics Lab also at Dalhousie University.

Ms. Mendelsohn Aviv: The study in the case that I was quoting from was a study commissioned by Catherine Taylor, the principal investigator, on behalf of Egale, but she is actually a professor at the University of Winnipeg.