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Diverse research groups have been shown to produce higher-impact research, and research with sample groups that reflect the diversity of the population is more robust. Despite this knowledge, the field of scientific research can sometimes feel like an inhospitable place to many people who don't see themselves reflected in the scientific workforce. Are we where we want to be in attracting and supporting a diverse scientific workforce? How can we ensure that underrepresented voices are heard? And what's the impact on individuals and the field of scientific research itself when we fail? Location: Laurentian University's Executive Learning Centre 3rd floor Fraser Building, Sudbury, ON Panelists: Joël Dickinson, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, Laurentian University Lynne Gouliquer, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, Laurentian University Theresa Nyabeze, P.Eng., Professional Mine Engineer and Member, Board of Directors, Women in Mining in Northern Ontario Moderator: Amy Henson, Staff Scientist, Science North In partnership with: Laurentian University - Université Laurentienne Free admission and snacks Cash bar available NEW! Pre-Registration for FREE Tickets: In an effort to improve your experience, we’ve created a ticket registration process. Click the ticket URL above to pre-register for the FREE upcoming Science Café. NOTE: Pre-registered attendees must arrive by 6:45 pm to be guaranteed entry. After 6:45 pm seats left unfilled will be given to standby attendees on a first-come, first-served basis.