UoM Chemistry International Women's Day Celebration 2026

Join us on Friday 6th March, as we celebrate International Women's Day with an afternoon of talks and panel discussions exploring this year's theme of 'Rights. Justice. Action.'!

Based on previous years, this event is expected to reach capacity. Priority will be given to those who have registered so don't miss out!

Info: We will be hearing from Professor Anna Slater, who holds a Personal Chair in Chemistry at the University of Liverpool. Her research focuses on supramolecular chemistry, molecular materials, and flow chemistry, for which she was awarded the RSC’s Harrison–Meldola Memorial Award in 2023.
Anna serves as Director of Research and Impact for the School of Physical Sciences and sits on the Management Team of the University of Liverpool’s CDT in Digital and Automated Materials Chemistry. She is Associate Editor for the RSC journal Molecular Systems Design & Engineering, serves on committees for the Royal Society and the RSC, and is a member of the International Advisory Board of WISC (Women in Supramolecular Chemistry). She is a Fellow of the Young Academy of Europe and holds Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy. She was co-chair of the UK Research Staff Association, led national work on parental leave for researchers, and has spoken about barriers faced by mothers in academia.

Info: This panel brings together individuals from across the chemical sciences sectors to explore how innovation, collaboration, and inclusive working cultures are shaping the future of industry. It aims to give attendees practical insights into emerging technologies, career pathways, and how organisations can create environments where diverse talent thrives.

Info: This panel explores how individuals at all career stages can practise meaningful allyship, from everyday acts of support to sustained advocacy that creates positive change. It aims to highlight practical strategies, personal experiences, and the collective impact and lasting change that emerges when people choose to empower and support others within the chemical sciences community.

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