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How to plug the female mentoring gap in Latin American science

Female academics who are keen to advance their careers need to see other women in leadership positions. Social stereotyping prevents that, argues Vanessa Gottifredi. Female academics who are keen to advance their careers need to see other women in leadership positions. Social stereotyping prevents that, argues Vanessa Gottifredi. ....

Columbia University , New York , United States , Julie Gould , Vanessa Gottifredi , Ruth Gotian , Christine Pfund , United Nations , Sapienza University Of Rome , Foundation Leloir Institute , Working Scientist , Nature Careers , Latin America , Sapienza University ,

'Maybe I was never meant to be in science': how imposter syndrome seizes scientist mothers

Brazilian biologist Fernanda Staniscuaski saw career opportunities diminish after returning from parental leave, prompting her to take action. Brazilian biologist Fernanda Staniscuaski saw career opportunities diminish after returning from parental leave, prompting her to take action. ....

United States , Guatemala City , Fernanda Staniscuaski , Mariana Viglino , Monica Stein , Estee Lauder , Julie Gould , University Of Toronto Mississauga , Nature Research , Brazilian Ministry Of Education , University Of The Valley Guatemala , Working Scientist , Nature Careers , Latin America , Latin American , Toronto Mississauga , Science Outreach , Nature Research Awards , Brazilian Ministry , Vice Rector , Valley Guatemala ,

'Hopeless, burnt out, sad': how political change is impacting female researchers in Latin America

Already feeling invisible and unappreciated, the election of far-right administrations in Argentina and elsewhere are unsettling for women in science. Already feeling invisible and unappreciated, the election of far-right administrations in Argentina and elsewhere are unsettling for women in science. ....

Puerto Madryn , United States , Mariana Viglino , Julie Gould , Valenzuela Toro , Working Scientist , Nature Careers , Ana Valenzuela Toro , Latin American , Santa Cruz , Atacama Desert , Latin America , Global North ,

How Tiger Worm toilets could help to deliver clean water and sanitation for all

Worm-lined pit latrines may take some getting used to, but they are key to delivering Sustainable Development Goal targets, says civil engineer Laure Sione. Worm-lined pit latrines may take some getting used to, but they are key to delivering Sustainable Development Goal targets, says civil engineer Laure Sione. ....

United Kingdom , Sierra Leone , Mike Templeton , Juliana Gil , Laure Sione , Sustainable Development Goal , University Of Queensland , Sustainable Development Goals , United Nations , Imperial College , Working Scientist , Save Humanity , Nature Careers , Sub Saharan Africa , Tiger Worm ,

How we boosted female faculty numbers in male-dominated departments

Two leaders of the University of Melbourne’s affirmative action strategy describe their drive to hire more female colleagues. Two leaders of the University of Melbourne’s affirmative action strategy describe their drive to hire more female colleagues. ....

Western Australia , Marilys Guillemin , Juliana Gil , Elaine Wong , Athena Swan , Sustainable Development Goal , University Of Melbourne , University Of Queensland , Sustainable Development Goals , Information Technology , United Nations , Working Scientist , Save Humanity , Nature Careers , Pro Vice Chancellor , Associate Dean , Australia Gender Equity , Opportunity Act , Equal Opportunity ,