Integrating sex and gender into your research (proposal)
Learn how to do it and why.
Why and how?
Why and how?
Why should I address the sex-and-gender dimension of my research, and how can I go about it?
Funders' perspectives
Funders' perspectives
What do specific funding organisations say about integrating the sex-and-gender dimension in research proposals?
What's new? Publications, webinars, and funding opportunities
What's new? Publications, webinars, and funding opportunities
Latest: Pain, Sex and Death
Watch this webinar by Jeff Mogil, McGill University, about sex dimorphism in pain processing, and the interaction of pain with other biological phenomena, e.g., social behavior, memory, and mortality
Get inspired! KI case studies
Get inspired! KI case studies
Find out what KI researchers think about integrating sex as a biological variable in research, and how they have done so in their work.
Get started! Courses and resources
Get started! Courses and resources
Take these free courses and workshops designed to help you take sex and gender aspects into account in your research.
New: The US NIH is now offering a course on integrating sex/gender in Immunology, Cardiovascular disease, Pulmonary disease, Neurology, Endocrinology, and Mental Health.