How can an energy transition be just and equitable? And what does gender have to do with it?
How can we achieve mobility that is affordable, environmentally friendly, safe, and responsive to the needs of all people? What does gender have to do with it?
What should the interface between humans and computers be like so the highest possible number of people can use the product? And what does that have to do with gender?
What does robotics have to do with gender? And what can researchers and research funders do to ensure that these developments benefit people across the whole of society?
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