E25 #Leadership 'Exploring Gendered Innovation' with Professor Londa Schiebinger Life Science Talent Talks

In this conversation, Professor Londa Schiebinger, a professor of History of Science at Stanford University and the Director of Gendered Innovation in Science, Health, and Medicine, Engineering, and Environmental Projects, shares
her insights about the intersection between science, gender, and innovation. Drawing from her career spanning several decades, Professor Scheibinger discusses her journey into this field, moving from undergraduate studies in
English Literature to a career in history. She delves into the concept of gendered innovations and its relevance in scientific progress, providing an in-depth discussion about the difference between sex and gender and its
consideration in research. Notable examples from healthcare, life sciences, engineering, including AI and social robots, were analyzed. Professor Scheibinger also speaks about her role in reshaping research funding and international policies, particularly within the European Commission and her
hope for a future where gender and intersectional analysis are integrated into
all research.
 
SHOWNOTES
00:00
Introduction and Guest Presentation
00:48
Professor Scheibinger's Journey to Gendered Innovations
02:40
Exploring the Intersection of History and Gender
02:57
Unveiling the Story of Plants and Empires
05:56
Understanding the Role of Women in History
07:50
The Evolution of Birthing Practices
08:55
Introducing the Concept of Gendered Innovations
11:22
The Impact of Gendered Innovations in Various Fields
19:49
The Role of Gender in Robotics
25:25
Promoting Diversity and Gender Equity in Innovation and Leadership
36:46
The Future of Gendered Innovations

































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