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Reflecting on allyship as women in science
EMBL recipients of 2020 L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science fellowships note critical need for support systems and mentors Agnese Loda (on left) and Camille Goemans, were awarded L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science fellowships in 2020. They reflect on women in science and why allies are important.
Agnese Loda had just given birth to a beautiful girl, yet despite the new joys of motherhood and love for her fledgling family, she was frustrated. Her research wasn’t progressing in the way she hoped, and she felt like she was falling behind her peers. She seriously questioned whether she could be both a good scientist and a good mother. However, her supervisor – also a woman and now EMBL Director General – offered reassurance and encouragement, reminding Agnese that both her experiences and her reactions to those experiences were normal. Things would get better. Science needed her and she could weather this balancing a
TEL AVIV (Sputnik) - The German defenсe ministry has signed a deal with the Israeli military to buy active tank protection systems for its mainstay Leopards from the.
Israel signs German tank protection systems deal
Rafael will sell its Trophy tank and armored vehicles protection systems to the German army for its Leopard 2 tanks.
Israel s Ministry of Defense and the German Federal Ministry of Defense have signed a G2G deal for the supply of the Trophy tank protection system manufactured by Rafael Advanced Defense Systems Ltd. for the German army s Leopard 2 tanks.
The deal was led by Israel s Directorate of Defense R&D (MAFAT) and Rafael and was signed by Ministry of Defense director general Amir Eshel and senior German defense officials. The deal includes tank equipment, interceptors, spares parts and operational and technical training.
Income support to help 17,000 garment workers in Lao PDR hit by COVID-19
Cash transfers totalling US$1.8 million to help garment workers and businesses weather impact of the COVID-19 pandemic
Vientiane, Lao PDR (ILO News) - Up to 17,000 garment workers in Lao PDR affected by the COVID-19 pandemic are to each receive two months emergency income support worth 900,000 LAK (approximately US$100).
The Lao Social Security Organization (LSSO) today announced that one-time cash transfers totalling US$ 1.8 million would help mitigate workers lost income and support business continuity while reducing employers staff turnover costs. The German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) is funding the initiative, which has been developed with technical support from the International Labour Organization (ILO).