Everyday practices of the physics culture: an intersectional approach to belonging in physics

Gedoz Tieppo, M. (Invited speaker)

Educational Sciences

Activity: Talk or presentation › Invited talk

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Maria Gedoz Tieppo was the invited speaker at the Physics & Astronomy Equality, Diversity & Inclusion unchtime meetings. The aim of the talk was to show how the physics culture is transmitted and modified across different times, generations, countries and environments (research/education). By applying an intersectional perspective, Gedoz Tieppo brings to the fore both the ways that the exclusionary aspects of the physics culture are reproduced but also how they are challenged in everyday life in physics.

Period	2024 Mar 27
Held at	University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Degree of Recognition	Local

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The Physics & Astronomy Equality, Diversity & Inclusion hosts lunchtime meetings for both students and staff. Most meetings are at lunchtime. The aim is to discuss and learn on how to be the best physicists one can be. These meetings host a range of speakers - from students and staff to Nobel prize winners - on topics including physics education, outreach, gender & physics, race & physics, decolonising physics, as well as discussing current physics & astronomy research!

Everyday practices of the physics culture: an intersectional approach to belonging in physics

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