WIFO-Wissenschafter Franz Sinabell mit den jungen Forscherinnen beim Recherchieren. (Foto: chs)
08.05.2018
Zu wenig Frauen in der Forschung? Wie das WIFO gegensteuert
Am Wiener Töchtertag besuchten 20 junge Forscherinnen das WIFO und erforschten die Auswirkungen unserer Ernährung auf das Klima.
Mädchen im Alter von 10 bis 14 Jahren erhielten in einem Workshop einen Tag lang Einblicke in die Arbeit eines Wirtschaftsforschungsinstituts: Gemeinsam wurde recherchiert, gerechnet und illustriert. Am Ende gaben die Forschungsergebnisse durchaus Anlass zur Diskussion.
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