Academia needs to collaborate better with different stakeholders to offer innovative solutions for our society. So says Hong Ching Goh in the article titled "Academic culture must evolve to remain societal-relevant". Check it out at our SARC page.
We need to get back on track achieving the SDGs. Therefore we must take action now! ✊ Check out Andre's Xuereb's article titled "Sustainability Done Good" at our SARC page.
Nowadays there is a deep need for exchange between scientists and policy makers. Not a simple task. Nova Ahmed offers solutions in this article titled "Building the Foundations for Scientific Advice in the International Context" at our SARC page.
Know-how for science communication - how barriers can be bridged (in German) - "Research works best when it is recognized by politics and society. An important basis is trust."
Congratulations to GYA Advisory Board Member Luiz Davidovich on being named a Fellow of the International Science Council! Read more here.
Congratulations to GYA Advisory Board Member Her Royal Highness Sumaya Bint El Hassan on being named a Fellow of the International Science Council!
GYA Co-Chair Michael Saliba was invited by the Leopoldina Executive Board and updated members on GYA’s Scholars At-risk Programme, the #SCISO project, and much more.
What steps can we take to make science more trustworthy? Prof Lisa Herzog shared the goals of the SCISO Project in this interview with ALLEA! Read the full article here.
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
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Our Rainbow 🏳️🌈 WG proudly presents a series of posters portraying notable LGBTQ+ researchers and their contributions. ![]()
Today’s poster features Ben Barres. He was born as Barbara A. Barres and transitioned to male in 1997.![]()
Check out the poster exhibition here: globalyoungacademy.net/poster-exhibition-lgbtq-scientists/
📆 Save the date! ![]()
On 1 February 2023 we launch "The Global State of Young Scientists in Latin America and the Caribbean: An Exploration of Constraints and Strategies”![]()
The report analyses the experiences of #ECRs from #LAC ![]()
Register here 👇👇👇![]()
leopoldina-org.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIpcO-orTksE9yq2Ix3Fx0pxCHAeshmFNzk
Our Rainbow 🏳️🌈 WG proudly presents a series of posters portraying notable LGBTQ+ researchers and their contributions. ![]()
Today’s poster features Sara Josephine Baker. She was known as “Dr. Joe,” she wore masculine-tailored suits and joked that colleagues forgot that she was a woman. ![]()
Check out the poster exhibition here: globalyoungacademy.net/poster-exhibition-lgbtq-scientists/
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