Health & Fitness:Medicine
Prof Julie Bernhardt on what makes a good mentor and supporting women in science
2019-01-30
This week we talk to Professor Julie Bernhardt, who this Australia Day was awarded a Member of the Order of Australia for her work in stroke research and for her advocacy for women in science. We pick her brains on how to increase the number of women in science leadership, and on how to get the most out of mentoring - what makes a good mentor? Why is it useful? Tune in for insights and career advice from an incredible woman!
Twitter: @FloreyStroke Facebook: Florey Stroke Blog: https://floreystroke.blogspot.com
Music: 'Operatic 3' by Vibe Mountain
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