Palmira Saladié takes part in a roundtable discussion on the role of women in research at Atapuerca

Dr Palmira Saladié, a researcher at IPHES-CERCA, has participated in a roundtable discussion entitled “Women and Science at Atapuerca”, held at the Gil de Siloé Residence in Burgos, as part of the excavation campaign at the archaeological sites of the Atapuerca Mountains in northern Spain.

The event highlighted the fundamental role of women in the development and consolidation of the Atapuerca Research Project, both in scientific research and in the management, coordination and dissemination of scientific knowledge.

The roundtable brought together Palmira Saladié Ballesté, Mercedes Conde Valverde and Amanda Gutiérrez Carbajal, and was moderated by Ángela Varela Neila.

During the discussion, the participants shared their professional experiences, the challenges and obstacles they have faced throughout their careers, as well as their achievements and recognition. The conversation also provided an opportunity to reflect on future challenges and the importance of continuing to promote women’s participation and leadership in scientific research.