China will ramp up efforts to help stimulate the innovation vitality of female scientific and technological (sci-tech) talents, according to the Ministry of Science and Technology.
The ministry and the All-China Women's Federation, as well as other 11 departments, have launched a series of measures to support female researchers in playing a greater role in sci-tech innovation.
These measures include training high-level female sci-tech talents, supporting their innovation and entrepreneurship capabilities, improving evaluation mechanisms for them, and supporting their research during pregnancy and nursing periods.
The ministry will work with relevant departments to implement these measures so as to create a better environment for female sci-tech talents. (Xinhua)
In July, the All-China Women's Federation, together with the Ministry of Science and Technology and 11 other government bodies, launched a series of measures to help female researchers play a greater role in scientific and technological innovation. As China ramps up its efforts to help develop female talent, countless women are shining in various fields of science and technology.
With China's scientific research team, Liu Yang and Zhang Weizhen are now carrying out a comprehensive scientific expedition on Mount Qomolangma, the world's highest peak. They describe the experience as challenging and once-in-a-lifetime.
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