The project was conducted under the direction of Dr. Anika Noack (SPRINT – scientific policy consulting) in cooperation with the German Center for Astrophysics (DZA) and researched the working and living conditions, arrival conditions, and satisfaction of DZA employees.
Bernadette Rohlf (TRAWOS employee) gave the keynote speech at the event. Under the title “Equality in STEM professions: Perspectives on an unfair system,” she presented her research findings and spoke about the self-image of women in academic STEM professions and possible measures for achieving equality. During a panel discussion in the afternoon, the Trafo*NOVA project results were discussed by Katharina Henjes-Kunst (DZA), Alexander Welk (DZA), Ines Kuchel (ver.di), and Bernadette Rohlf.