| The latest science and research news from HSE |
| Having trouble viewing this email? View the content as a web page. | | | | HSE scientific evidence and research on COVID-19 is helping to improve understanding of how to control the risks of virus transmission in workplaces and other settings. It is used to inform decision making by HSE policymakers and wider government. We have published a new coronavirus science and evidence page which includes information on: - the latest rapid evidence review summaries
- HSE's contribution to the UK Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE)
- COVID-19 national core studies
 HSE was proud to support International Women and Girls in Science Day on Thursday 11 February. According to UNESCO data at present, less than 30 per cent of researchers worldwide are women. Several of HSE's Women Scientists, Mathematicians and Engineers and their work are featured in the 2020 Annual Science Review, including Dr Jackie Morton, a principal scientist within HSE's Biological Monitoring Team. Jackie has pioneered new analytical techniques that help to reduce occupational ill health. She also takes time to promote science as a career, mentoring fellow colleagues and regularly organising outreach programmes for school children. | It is HSE policy to make the results of research available, wherever possible, through publication of final reports in our Research Report series. View the most recently published research reports and papers. For the latest news on HSE science follow our Chief Scientific Adviser (CSA), Professor Andrew Curran, on Twitter. | | You can get all the latest news and updates from HSE across a range of industries and topics. | | | | |
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