Mother Scientist
Sukarma Thareja writes a poem about Science and Mother’s day, honouring women that makes greater communities and contributes to science.
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Woman Scientist empowered
Sukarma Thareja shares her poem about women empowerment in science, narrating the challenges and joy working as woman-researcher.
“What?” versus “So What?”: Pitfalls in science communication for scientists
This article expands an ESOF2020 panel that highlights common pitfalls of science communication and discusses remedies.
A Scientist -Home Maker
Sukarma Rani Thareja writes a poem about mothers inspiring children with methods which they use at home, which is no less than real practical scientist.
Women Scientist – Lockdown – Teachers
Sukarma Rani Thareja writes that before the 2020 lockdown due to the covid-19 pandemic, women in science had already experienced other forms of lockdown.
Some Thing Left!-Woman Scientist
Sukarma Rani Thareja from India, wrote a poem to celebrate women in science.
Free to Think: Attacks on Scholars, Scientists threaten Societies Everywhere
Scholars at Risk’s latest Free to Think 2019 report describes the contours of a global phenomenon of attacks on higher education that impacts scientists everywhere. These attacks hamper scientific progress across the globe and challenge everyone’s right to think and share ideas. Given the gravity of this phenomenon, the report sets out tangible actions stakeholders including students, universities, faculty, and scientific associations can take to respond.
A collection of EuroScientist most read articles in 2019
Thank you EuroScientist readers and contributors for your ongoing support. EuroScientist will be off during a few weeks, we will be back in January with many new articles! We wish every one of you happy holidays and a productive 2020! Below you Read more […]
Story of a 15-year old scientist: How it all began
Zuzana Hudáčová, a 15-year old student from Slovakia, has always liked to go to labs and make experiments when she had free time.
Reflections on Valentine’s Day: Love, and what scientists and thinkers found out
Recently, it was unmistakably once more Valentine’s Day , the celebration of love. In commemoration, this discussion will explore notions of love and its meanings from varying studies. In writing about “love”, is a call of hope, whereby we may find Read more […]
How to give credit to scientists for their involvement in collecting, curating and publishing data & samples
Stemming from initial discussions by the Research Data Alliance Interest Group: Sharing Rewards and Credit, this session was developed to explore the problems and solutions around crediting scientists for sharing their data and other research outputs. Accordingly, we gathered together a group of experts to hear about their experiences in policy-making and metrics, and discuss some possible next steps.
Women scientists: “The world need science and science needs women”
The second Eurasian Women’s Forum (EWF), which took place from September 19 to September 21, 2018, ended in St. Petersburg. Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke at the plenary session of the forum. The head of state noted that it is necessary to Read more […]
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