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Monthly Archives: August 2016
Women on the Platform
Too often one hears of — or attends in person — conferences where all (or nearly all) of the invited and keynote speakers are male. It is dispiriting every time one comes across such an occasion. It isn’t as if … Continue reading
Posted in burden, committees, conference, keynote speaker, Science Culture, Women in science
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ICYMI No. 6: What is the meaning of Brexit?
Today EMBO Reports has published my commentary on the implications for scientific research of Britain’s recent decision to leave the EU. Although it should be freely available, the piece is temporarily stuck behind a paywall. So, for those without a subscription, here is the … Continue reading
Posted in ICYMI, international, Science & Politics, Science policy
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