What does SERU stand for?

Small Enterprise Research Unit (Newcastle University; UK)

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Research by Professor Pooran Wynarczyk of Newcastle University's Small Enterprise Research Unit found that women in careers such as science and technology still face major barriers to success and are underrepresented in the North-East.

Hunt for female scientists

Research funded by the ESF and ESRC Science in Society Programme, carried out by Professor Pooran Wyanarczyk and Jonathan Brown from the Small Enterprise Research Unit (SERU) at Newcastle University, discovered only 1.

Women with Spirit wanted

Small Enterprise Research Unit (SERU) Professor Pooran Wynarczyk says: "Direct public policy actions such as the development of the North-East Business and Innovation Centre (BIC), have helped the region to break out of tired established practices by nurturing and supporting fledgling enterprises with the potential for innovation and fast growth.

Call for mothers of invention now