GS9 Partners
Organisations that may be invited to be GS9 partners come from research and innovation-intensive sectors with a demonstrable commitment to advancing gender equality in science and to promoting science as a driver for socioeconomic advancement. Contact us about partnership.
Partners
 Elsevier is a world-leading provider of information solutions that enhance the performance of science, health, and technology professionals, empowering them to make better decisions, deliver better care, and sometimes make groundbreaking discoveries that advance the boundaries of knowledge and human progress. Elsevier provides web-based, digital solutions — among them ScienceDirect, Scopus, Elsevier Research Intelligence and ClinicalKey — and publishes nearly 2,200 journals, including The Lancet and Cell, and over 25,000 book titles, including a number of iconic reference works. |
 Over the past decade, the Elsevier Foundation has awarded over a 100 grants worth millions of dollars to non-profit organizations focusing on the world’s libraries, nurse faculties and women scholars during their early and mid-careers. Funded by Elsevier, a leading scientific, technical and medical information solutions provider, the Elsevier Foundation contributes over $1 million USD a year to partnerships improving health information, research in developing countries, diversity in STM, and nursing education. Read about our new 2016 programs. |
 NordForsk is an organisation under the Nordic Council of Ministers that provides funding for and facilitates Nordic cooperation on research and research infrastructure. NordForsk seeks to enhance the quality, impact and efficiency of Nordic research cooperation, thereby helping the Nordic region to become a world leader in research and innovation. |
 Portia Ltd (co-founders of the Gender Summits) designs and implements effective, evidence-based strategies for advancing quality of research and innovation through gender. Our work covers gender equality issues in STEM and gender dimension in the content, process, and impact of science (STEM) endeavours. We work through national and international partnerships, involving scientific community, industry, policy makers and gender research scholars, to enhance science knowledge making; improve institutional practices and process; promote human capital; and ensure compliance with regulation. We believe firmly in putting the views and needs of science at the centre of the gender equality debate in science, and as a key to achieving sustainable economic growth and promoting Europe’s role as a global R&D leader. Portia co-founded the Gender Summits in 2011 as part of a project we co-ordinated, genSET. |
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 The DaVinci Institute is a think tank and consultancy specialising in collaborations for smart, creative & sustainable innovation. We act as a facilitator for innovative, trans-disciplinary activities in the field of research, culture and policy that aim to effectively address societal challenges. As a think tank, the DaVinci Institute initiates discussions, engages in conversations and curates information on innovation-focussed collaboration. Through its network of experts, the DaVinci Institute supports European organisations, projects and collaborations through tailored management, training and dissemination services.
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Media Partners
 Having accumulated vast experience over many years, the team at Pan European Networks are devoted to providing the most relevant and up to date information for the use of not only the European Commission, but all government agencies and departments across the continent of Europe. Whether it is from a scientific, educational or groundbreaking news perspective, our goal is to make sure that both the public and private sectors have the ability to communicate at the same level. Our publications will give opportunity to some of the leading figures from across Europe to discuss current and future projects, policy change and problematic issues within science, technology, education, health, defence and wider governance. It is not only the European Commission or the government agencies and departments of European nation states that need to communicate; it is also at ground level in science and academia where vital dialogues take place. This is the only way Europe can exist on a functional level and is why we will gather the key interviews and articles from the most important people in their fields, whether they be EU Commissioners, national leaders or Nobel Prize winners, to help you stay informed and stay in front. |
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 EU Agenda is the hub for all things EU. We select the best events, videos, and policy resources so that you can enjoy valuable content, learn about policy, and know the goings-on in Brussels, in Europe and the world. We provide an in-depth perspective on the thinking of EU policymakers, the policy developments taking place every day, and the events where you can contribute, learn, and expand your network. We do that by blending technology and selected content to deliver new, effective ways to facilitate social dialogue and promote progress. Our platform will enable you to discover the events where relevant EU actors are speaking, hear from the people who are making an impact and meet the leaders who are making Europe great. |
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