Human Resources for the Future: Women and Young Scientists in Asian and Pacific Science: Symposium/Beijing, China/ June 1995

小刘易斯9424373 该奖项将资助10名美国科学家和15名外国科学家和工程师参加1995年6月在中国北京与每四年举行一次的第十八届太平洋科学大会同时举行的关于妇女和青年科学家和工程师参与的专题讨论会。 夏威夷大学社会科学学院副院长南希·戴维斯刘易斯博士是美国人， 协办单位。 共同召集人是北京国家科学技术发展研究中心科技政策主任董桂兰。的 第十八届太平洋科学大会的秘书长是中国科学院的傅丛斌。主办方还与中国妇女科学技术协会秘书长吴甘梅合作。 太平洋科学大会的主题是“人口、资源和环境：前景和倡议”。 本次研讨会将重点建立对话和启动鼓励妇女和青年研究人员参与亚洲及太平洋科学的方案。 届会议 会议期间将专门讨论现有的人力资源、科学和文化的作用以及妇女和科学事业的性质。 较短的讨论时间将专门用于对鼓励科学事业产生积极影响的倡议，国家和国际组织的作用， 区域合作 这笔赠款的资金还将用于支持东南亚地区的参与者，特别关注在区域活动中经常被忽视的太平洋岛屿个人的参与。 刘易斯博士在该区域及其教育和科学组织有广泛的联系，完全有能力确保太平洋岛屿参与。这是特别及时的，因为太平洋科学协会下一次大会间会议“太平洋世纪的岛屿”将于1997年年中在斐济的苏瓦举行。 在北京会议上发起的关于妇女和青年参与亚洲及太平洋科学的讨论可以在苏瓦继续进行，并有更广泛的太平洋岛屿参与 1997年

9424373 Lewis This award will support the participation of ten American and fifteen foreign scientists and engineers at a symposium on the involvement of women and young scientists and engineers to be held in Beijing, China in June 1995 in conjunction with the XVIII Pacific Science Congress, which is held every four years. Dr. Nancy Davis Lewis, the Associate Dean of the College of Social Sciences at the University of Hawaii, is the American co-organizer. The Co-Convener is Dong Guilan, Director for Science and Technology Policy at the National Research Center for Sciences and Technology Development in Beijing. The Secretary General for the XVIII Pacific Science Congress is Congbin Fu of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. The organizers are also working in cooperation with Wu Ganmei, Secretary General of the China Women's Association for Science and Technology. The Pacific Science Congress will have as its theme "Population, Resources and Environment: Prospects and Initiatives". This symposium will focus on establishing a dialogue and initiating programs that encourage the participation of women and young investigators in science in Asia and the Pacific. Sessions to be held during the meeting will be devoted to taking stock on available human resources, science and the role of culture, and women and the nature of the scientific enterprise. Shorter discussion periods will be devoted to initiatives that are showing a positive influence on encouraging scientific careers, the role of national and international organizations, and regional cooperation. Funds from this grant also will be used to support participants from the southeast Asian region with particular attention to the participation of individuals from the Pacific Islands who are often overlooked in regional activities. Dr. Lewis has extensive contacts in the region and its educational and scientific organizations and is well placed to assure Pacific Island participation. This is particularl y timely because the next Inter-Congress meeting of the Pacific Science Association, "The Islands in the Pacific Century", will be held in Suva, Fiji in mid-1997. The discussions on women and young people in Asia and Pacific Science initiated at the Beijing meeting can continue, with even wider Pacific Island participation, in Suva in 1997.