Theme 6: Developing and Applying Methods of Sex/Gender Analysis in Research for SDGs

This session presents latest advances in research methods to understand when, why and how biological (sex) and socio-cultural (gender) characteristics of studied populations, and in their ecological contexts, impact on research results and differentiate quality of research outcomes for women/females and men/males.
Moderator Introducing Theme 6: 6-0 Martina Schraudner, Board Member at acatech, Professor at Fraunhofer and at Technical University Berlin, Germany

• 6-1 Holly J. Falk-Krzesinski, Vice President, Research Intelligence, Global Strategic Networks, Elsevier, USA
  New analysis of the literature on SDGs to identify across which SDGs (beyond SDG5) gender research is being incorporated and where gaps may still exist
• 6-2 Jenny Graves, VC's Fellow & Distinguished Professor, Ecology, Environment & Evolution, La Trobe U, Australia
  Genetic studies on the differences between the sexes and what they mean for gender research and gender equity
• 6-3 Londa Schiebinger, Professor, History of Science, Stanford U, and Director of the EU/US Gendered Innovations in Science, Health & Medicine, Engineering, and Environment
  Intersectional perspectives in digitalisation of science and society
• 6-4 Katrin Groth on behalf of the INGER study group, Scientist, German Environment Agency (UBA), Germany
  Integrating sex/gender methods into human biomonitoring studies
• 6-5 Shirin Heidari, Senior Fellow in Residence at the Global Health Centre at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, and Chair and President of GENDRO, Switzerland
  Advancing best practice for incorporation of gender analysis in health research
• 6-6 Sun-Young Rieh, Professor, University of Seoul, Republic of Korea
  Gender Issues in Community Design for Ageing in Place