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8 November 2022FeaturesInfluential Women in IP

Promoting women in STEM

Historically, professions in science and law have been dominated by men, but how does this industry look in 2022? Are women really at the heart of it? Why should they be there? And what more could be done to support women in their careers in this field?

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