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Biocair calls for greater investment in women in STEM

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Biocair, a leading global life science logistics expert, is calling for greater investment in women in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics). The company believes these male-dominated sectors could benefit hugely from greater diversity.

Despite the rapid growth of the sector, women currently make up only 26% of the STEM workforce in the UK and just 28% in the USA. To combat this disparity, Biocair echoes the United Nation’s theme of International Women’s Day 2024: “Invest in women: Accelerate progress”.

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