The Artemis Project: Wise Women don't Whisper!

Thank you so much for passing on your experience to those just a few years behind you. ECRs tell us that what they really need is to understand, in a detailed and personal way, how their more experienced colleagues coped with the demands of everyday life whilst succeeding in their research careers. That need has motivated this work.

Please be as open as you can, your response is 100% anonymous!

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The Artemis Project is on a mission to unlock the proportion of female academics experiencing success with large grants, and other measures of esteem. Read more about how here: https://onlineaccess.researchinfocus.com/artemis-project-home

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1. Please add your letter here. As inspiration think about what you wish you had known 5 - 10 years ago, or what you'd advise female colleagues that are 5 - 10 years behind you now in terms of career stage.

Who are you writing to?

Myself, 5 - 10 years ago

Colleagues, who are 5 - 10 years behind me

Someone else (please specify)

Your letter and any contextual info you'd like to add.

If your letter doesn't fit (we've selected the largest amount of text available on this platform), please feel free to email it to artemis@researchinfocus.com we will store all letters securely and anonymously so they cannot be linked back to the author.

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2. To ensure consistency of data with other sector specific research we've adopted HESA's definitions of sex, viewable here: https://www.hesa.ac.uk/support/definitions/staff. Please select the category in which you are included in HESA data:

Female

Male

Other

Not known

Any contextual info that you think would help us e.g. if you have lived as multiple genders you may be able to compare and contrast experiences. We would be grateful to receive such perspectives, where you are comfortable to share through this 100% anonymous survey.

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3. Thank you so much for adding your thoughts!

Can you help us to get the word out about this work? Please email it to friends & colleagues and/or post to Linked In/X/Bluesky/Threads/Facebook/wherever you like to hang out. Thank you!

Happy to help!

I'm not prepared to post publicly about this, but I suggest the following as a location for you to post to:

Happy to help, and I'd also like to talk more about this work, or about my thoughts. Please email me, I'll put my contact details below (your details are safe, we will remove them before adding your above response to the anonymous dataset). Or I'll email you separately at: artemis@researchinfocus.com

Suggestion and/or contact details:

The Artemis Project: Wise Women don't Whisper!

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* 1. Please add your letter here. As inspiration think about what you wish you had known 5 - 10 years ago, or what you'd advise female colleagues that are 5 - 10 years behind you now in terms of career stage.Who are you writing to?

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* 2. To ensure consistency of data with other sector specific research we've adopted HESA's definitions of sex, viewable here: https://www.hesa.ac.uk/support/definitions/staff. Please select the category in which you are included in HESA data:

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* 3. Thank you so much for adding your thoughts!Can you help us to get the word out about this work? Please email it to friends & colleagues and/or post to Linked In/X/Bluesky/Threads/Facebook/wherever you like to hang out. Thank you!

1. Please add your letter here. As inspiration think about what you wish you had known 5 - 10 years ago, or what you'd advise female colleagues that are 5 - 10 years behind you now in terms of career stage.

Who are you writing to?

2. To ensure consistency of data with other sector specific research we've adopted HESA's definitions of sex, viewable here: https://www.hesa.ac.uk/support/definitions/staff. Please select the category in which you are included in HESA data:

3. Thank you so much for adding your thoughts!

Can you help us to get the word out about this work? Please email it to friends & colleagues and/or post to Linked In/X/Bluesky/Threads/Facebook/wherever you like to hang out. Thank you!