In this interview in Options magazine, GYA Co-Chair Roula Inglesi-Lotz speaks about engaging with scientists globally, unfamiliar backgrounds and scientific systems, and ensuring gender and generational inclusivity.

GYA member Alma Hernández-Mondragón explains how she has pursued a career outside the laboratory, at the science–policy interface. Read the article here

An Egyptian scientist has succeeded against the odds thanks to her unique scientific achievements with her genuine zeal to support women in science worldwide. https://bit.ly/3JlIO2c

GYA alumnus Kai Chan (University of British Columbia, Canada) was recently selected to the Canada Research in Rewilding and Social-Ecological Transformation Chair by the Canadian Government. Read more here.

GYA member Goran Bandov (University of Zagreb, Croatia), has co-authored a new book titled “Diplomatic stamp - Completely personal”. The book contains 105 short stories from his experience in Croatian foreign policy.

The Science Diplomacy in Asia Working Group has recently published a new article: Can digital tools and social media serve as the olive branch for science diplomacy in South Asia?

In a article titled "Why science education is more important than most scientists think", former GYA Advisory Board member Bruce Alberts writes about how a shockingly large fraction of the public is willing to ignore scientific judgements on issues such as vaccines and mask wearing.

Read past Executive Committee member Nova Ahmed's blog entry where she explores the question "What is inclusion to a young scientist?"

"Travel bans are based on political agendas, not science, and certainly not on respect," says GYA member Mareli Claasens in her article "Omicron and the Scramble from Africa"

GYA alumna Amal Amin has been selected as member of the ORCID Board of directors in 2022. Read more about it in their article here.