THE WHAT? Shiseido has announced that it has selected the 10 recipients for its 16th Female researcher Science Grant and will hold an award ceremony to mark the occasion next week.
THE DETAILS The grant covers a wide range of research themes in natural sciences and the ¥1 million sum can be used flexibly to create a comfortable working environment for the recipient, be that supporting life events such as child care and childbirth or employment costs for research assistants.
THE WHY? The initiative is designed to support female researchers who will be taking on leadership roles in the next generation, leading to the development of science and technology and is part and parcel of Shiseido’s pledge to embed diversity and inclusion at the core of its management strategy.
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