“Save Mekong’s rich biodiversity for future generations”
Dang Thuy Binh, a scientist who studies river biodiversity in Vietnam tells about her work, and being a woman in science.
Dang Thuy Binh, a scientist who studies river biodiversity in Vietnam tells about her work, and being a woman in science.
The Global Survey of Scientists (Part 2)
Gender equality in science (as elsewhere) will lead to substancial gains.
A prize for mathematicians from developing countries.
Folakemi Odedina, the founder and principal investigator at the Prostate Cancer Transatlantic Consortium, tells how she is turning brain drain into “brain gain” for Sub-Saharan Africa.
The Global Survey of Scientists (Part 1)
What is the Gender Gap in Science Project?
A dialogue with society, more funding, and more women in science are keys for sustainable development.
“To promote excellence and relevance in science and technology and to provide advice to the government” The Academy produces robust forum and committee advisory documents and reports on priority problems and issues and delivers them to policy and decision-makers and the public. The independence, highly qualified membership, multidisciplinary composition, and rigorous procedures for objective and…
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