Since the situation and reality for women in academia is still not very widely known and acknowledged, we would like to provide some data on women in research in general, and physics in particular. The information here is either collected and put together for specic events, or links to other sites providing statistics and publications on the subject.

- Where are the female first and last authors?
Women remain under-represented in many areas of science, but they are especially scarce in the pages of high-impact journals.
http://blogs.nature.com/naturejobs/2018/03/14/where-are-the-female-first-and-last-authors/

- EPS Emmy Noether Distinction 
The EPS Emmy Noether Distinction for Women in Physics is awarded twice a year. The selection committee, appointed by the EPS Equal Opportunities Committee, will consider nominations for female scientists working in Europe.
http://www.epsnews.eu/2017/10/call-for-nominations-for-the-eps-emmy-noether-distinction/ 

- Female Physicists of the Past and Present
three posters designed by the women's representatives of the RTG and the Physics Department for the
"Day of Physics" at the University of Oldenburg, Nov. 2014 (German):
"Physikerinnen der Vergangenheit"
"Physikerinnen in Deutschland heute"
"Wissenschaftlerinnen in und aus Oldenburg"

- Role Model Meeting
presentation used in the panel discussion to provide some data to base the discussion on:
"Are women contributing enough to their own career advancement?"

- "Numbers, Data, Facts"
of the Working Group for Equal Opportunities of the DPG (German):
www.dpg-physik.de/dpg/gliederung/ak/akc/projekte/zahlen.html

- How to apply for positions in academia
Talk by Sera Marko (according to her experiences and point of view):
"How 2 apply 4 stuff"

- "Science: It's a girl thing!"
Initiative of the European Commission:
science-girl-thing.eu/en