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Daily Archives: 24 August 2012
Get a Wife!
This useful phrase seems to be the advice proffered by one physicist – male of course – to questions about how to succeed in an academic career. It says a lot about what may go wrong for women also trying … Continue reading
Posted in academic couples, career progression, childcare, Equality, marriage, partner, Women in science
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The curious confluence of science and surfing
If you’re in Toronto this weekend, I’ve got an event for you: Aloha Toronto. Now, I’m sure you’re not thinking to yourself, “ah yes, Toronto Canada, a prime surfing destination!”.
Posted in Aloha Toronto, autism, Izzy Paskowitz, Paskowitz Surf Camp, science, SickKids, Surfers Healing, surfing, The Hospital for Sick Children
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