life sciences

Posts Tagged ‘life sciences’ (15 articles found)

Fellowship Programs

21/03/2011

Call for Applications UNESCO-L’OREAL International Fellowships (2012)

We are pleased to announce that applications for the 2012 UNESCO-L'OREAL For Women in Science International Fellowships are now being accepted. The Fellowships are available to women doing doctoral or postdoctoral research in the Life Sciences outside their home country.

Fellowship Programs

31/03/2010

by L'Oreal Foundation Same Author (51)

Become a 2011 international Fellow !

You are a young woman researcher in Life Sciences? You are engaged in pursuing research at the doctoral or post-doctoral level? Apply to the International Fellowships program to join the worldwide Women in Science community!

L’Oréal-Unesco AWARDS

12/03/2008

by L'Oreal Foundation Same Author (51)

Prof. Elizabeth Blackburn, 2008 Laureate and 2009 Nobel Prize awardee, for the discovery of the nature and maintenance of chromosome ends and their roles in cancer and aging

Discover the 5 laureates of the 2008 edition of the For Women In Science programme that recognizes outstanding women researchers from the five continents, who have contributed to scientific progress. Meet Prof. Elizabeth Blackburn , 2008 laureate for North America and 2009 Nobel Prize in Medicine, in video and more...

L’Oréal-Unesco AWARDS

12/03/2008

by L'Oreal Foundation Same Author (51)

Prof. V. Nancy Kim, 2008 Laureate for a new class of RNA molecules involved in gene regulation

Discover the 5 laureates of the 2008 edition of the For Women In Science programme that recognizes outstanding women researchers from the five continents, who have contributed to scientific progress. Meet Prof. V. Nancy Kim, 2008 laureate for Asia-Pacific, in video and more...

L’Oréal-Unesco AWARDS

12/03/2008

by L'Oreal Foundation Same Author (51)

Prof. Ana Belén Elgoyhen, 2008 Laureate for her understanding of the molecular basis of hearing

Discover the 5 laureates of the 2008 edition of the For Women In Science programme that recognizes outstanding women researchers from the five continents, who have contributed to scientific progress. Meet Prof. Ana Belén Elgoyhen, 2008 laureate for Latin America in video and more...

Women in Science Forum

07/03/2007

by Richard P. Elinson Same Author (1)

High-Achieving Women in Developmental Biology

In the following post developmental biologist Dr. Richard Elinson remarks admiringly on the high number of top-ranking women in his field. He asks several open questions about why this might be so and suggests that finding the answers could help women break the glass ceiling in other areas of science.

L’Oréal-Unesco AWARDS

02/03/2006

by L'Oreal Foundation Same Author (51)

Prof. Pamela Bjorkman, 2006 Laureate for her discovery of how the immune system recognizes targets

Discover the 5 laureates of the 2006 edition of the For Women In Science programme that recognizes outstanding women researchers from the five continents, who have contributed to scientific progress. Meet Prof. Pamela Bjorkman, 2006 laureate for North America in video and more...

L’Oréal-Unesco AWARDS

02/03/2006

by Anne Bougel Same Author (4)

Prof. Esther Orozco, 2006 Laureate for her discovery of the mechanism and control of infections by amoebae in the tropics

Discover the 5 laureates of the 2006 edition of the For Women In Science programme that recognizes outstanding women researchers from the five continents, who have contributed to scientific progress. Meet Prof. Esther Orozco, 2006 laureate for Latin America in video and more...

L’Oréal-Unesco AWARDS

02/03/2006

by L'Oreal Foundation Same Author (51)

Prof. Christine Van Broeckhoven, 2006 Laureate for her genetic investigations of Alzheimer’s and other neurodegeneration disorders

Discover the 5 laureates of the 2006 edition of the For Women In Science programme that recognizes outstanding women researchers from the five continents, who have contributed to scientific progress. Meet Prof. Christine Van Broeckhoven, 2006 laureate for Europe in video and more...

L’Oréal-Unesco AWARDS

02/03/2006

by admin Same Author (14)

Prof. Jennifer Graves, 2006 Laureate for her studies on the evolution of mammalian genomes

Discover the 5 laureates of the 2006 edition of the For Women In Science programme that recognizes outstanding women researchers from the five continents, who have contributed to scientific progress. Meet Prof. Jennifer Graves, 2006 laureate for Asia and Pacific in video and more...