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Chancengleichheit zwischen Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftlern ist der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) ein wichtiges Anliegen. J��hrlich berichtet die DFG daher ��ber die Anzahl und den Anteil von Wissenschaftlerinnen an der Antragstellung bei der DFG, ihren Antragserfolg sowie ihrer Repr��sentanz in den Gremien der DFG. Dabei werden mehrj��hrige Entwicklungen beobachtet. Sowohl die DFG-Programme als auch die F��cher werden differenziert ausgewertet. Zus��tzliche Daten aus DFG-Erhebungen und vom Statistischen Bundesamt erlauben eine Betrachtung der Frauenanteile auf verschiedenen Karrierestufen und den Vergleich zur Repr��sentanz im Wissenschaftssystem insgesamt. Schlie��lich werden neben dem Kern der Berichterstattung, die in jedem Jahr fortgeschrieben wird, j��hrlich wechselnde Schwerpunktthemen vertiefend behandelt. Ein Glossar im Anhang erl��utert die wichtigsten Begrifflichkeiten, Programme und Statistik-Standards.

Bei der Antragstellung im DFG-Förderprogramm Open Access Publikationskosten erklären Einrichtungen ihre Bereitschaft, Metadaten zu den geförderten Publikationen an eine datensammelnde Stelle abzuliefern und diese öffentlich zugänglich zu machen. Die Zentralbibliothek des Forschungszentrums Jülich wurde von der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft mit dem begleitenden Monitoring des DFG-Förderprogramms Open Access Publikationskosten beauftragt und ist somit die „datensammelnde Stelle“. Im Vortrag wird das Konzept des Monitoring vorgestellt, welches mit seinen jährlichen Berichten Stand und Entwicklung der Open-Access-Transformation in Deutschland abbilden wird. Ein besonderer Fokus des Vortrags liegt auf dem Datenschema, mit dem Einrichtungen die im Rahmen des Programms geförderten Publikationen melden werden.

The DFG attaches great importance to equality of opportunity for male and female researchers. The DFG reports annually on the number and the proportion of women researchers submitting proposals to the DFG, on the success of these proposals and on women's representation on the statutory bodies at the DFG. The report takes developments over several years into account. The DFG programmes and the subject areas are all analysed in detail. Additional data from DFG surveys and the Federal Statistical Office allows the distribution of women at different career levels to be considered and compared to the research system overall. In addition to the key report information, which is updated annually, different topics are explored in greater detail each year. A glossary in the appendix explains the most important terminology, programmes and statistical standards.

The DFG attaches great importance to equality of opportunity for male and female researchers. The DFG reports annually on the number and the proportion of women researchers submitting proposals to the DFG, on the success of these proposals and on women's representation on the statutory bodies at the DFG. The report takes developments over several years into account. The DFG programmes and the subject areas are all analysed in detail. Additional data from DFG surveys and the Federal Statistical Office allows the distribution of women at different career levels to be considered and compared to the research system overall. In addition to the key report information, which is updated annually, different topics are explored in greater detail each year. A glossary in the appendix explains the most important terminology, programmes and statistical standards. The latest report contains a special focus on the factors that influence the prospects of success for female and male researchers who apply for DFG individual grants. The period examined is 2009 to 2018. The results show that the success rates of men and women are very similar: in 2018 the figures were 34.8 percent for men and 34.0 percent for women. The analysis demonstrates that non-research-related factors such as gender, age, scientific discipline and year of decision do not play a role in a proposal’s prospects for success.

Chancengleichheit zwischen Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftlern ist der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) ein wichtiges Anliegen. Jährlich berichtet die DFG daher über die Anzahl und den Anteil von Wissenschaftlerinnen an der Antragstellung bei der DFG, ihren Antragserfolg sowie ihrer Repräsentanz in den Gremien der DFG. Dabei werden mehrjährige Entwicklungen beobachtet. Sowohl die DFG-Programme als auch die Fächer werden differenziert ausgewertet. Zusätzliche Daten aus DFG-Erhebungen und vom Statistischen Bundesamt erlauben eine Betrachtung der Frauenanteile auf verschiedenen Karrierestufen und den Vergleich zur Repräsentanz im Wissenschaftssystem insgesamt. Schließlich werden neben dem Kern der Berichterstattung, die in jedem Jahr fortgeschrieben wird, jährlich wechselnde Schwerpunktthemen vertiefend behandelt. Ein Glossar im Anhang erläutert die wichtigsten Begrifflichkeiten, Programme und Statistik-Standards.

The Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, German Research Foundation) attaches great importance to equality of opportunity for male and female researchers. The DFG reports annually on the number and the proportion of women researchers submitting proposals to the DFG, on the success of these proposals and on women's representation on the statutory bodies at the DFG. The report takes developments over several years into account. The DFG programmes and the disciplines are all analysed in great detail. Additional data from DFG surveys and from the Federal Statistical Office allows the distribution of women at different career levels to be considered and compared to the research system overall. In addition to the key report information, which is updated annually, different topics are explored in greater detail each year. A glossary in the appendix explains the most important terminology, programmes and statistical standards.

The Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, German Research Foundation) attaches great importance to equality of opportunity for male and female researchers. The DFG reports annually on the number and the proportion of women researchers submitting proposals to the DFG, on the success of these proposals and on women's representation on the statutory bodies at the DFG. The report takes developments over several years into account. The DFG programmes and the disciplines are all analysed in great detail. Additional data from DFG surveys and from the Federal Statistical Office allows the distribution of women at different career levels to be considered and compared to the research system overall. In addition to the key report information, which is updated annually, different topics are explored in greater detail each year. A glossary in the appendix explains the most important terminology, programmes and statistical standards.

The Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, German Research Foundation) attaches great importance to equality of opportunity for male and female researchers. The DFG reports annually on the number and the proportion of women researchers submitting proposals to the DFG, on the success of these proposals and on women's representation on the statutory bodies at the DFG. The report takes developments over several years into account. The DFG programmes and the disciplines are all analysed in great detail. Additional data from DFG surveys and from the Federal Statistical Office allows the distribution of women at different career levels to be considered and compared to the research system overall. In addition to the key report information, which is updated annually, different topics are explored in greater detail each year. A glossary in the appendix explains the most important terminology, programmes and statistical standards.

The Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, German Research Foundation) attaches great importance to equality of opportunity for male and female researchers. The DFG reports annually on the number and the proportion of women researchers submitting proposals to the DFG, on the success of these proposals and on women's representation on the statutory bodies at the DFG. The report takes developments over several years into account. The DFG programmes and the disciplines are all analysed in great detail. Additional data from DFG surveys and from the Federal Statistical Office allows the distribution of women at different career levels to be considered and compared to the research system overall. In addition to the key report information, which is updated annually, different topics are explored in greater detail each year. A glossary in the appendix explains the most important terminology, programmes and statistical standards.