Posts Tagged ‘scientific community’ (7 articles found)

Science for a better future

14/09/2011

by Christian Pellevoisin Same Author (3)

How to evaluate scientific journals notoriety?

A new indicator of the notoriety of a scientific journal, the SCImago Journal rank indicator (SRJ) challenges the well established Impact Factor (IF).
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Women in Science Forum

08/06/2011

by Rebecca Hill Same Author (1)

Women’s Role in Science

The question of women’s role in science has been high on the agenda in the past few years and, as a woman in science, it’s something I have taken a great interest in.
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L’Oréal-Unesco AWARDS

04/03/2011

by Agora Manager Same Author (47)

Who is Pr. Jillian Banfield ?

INTERCONNECTIVITY AS A SOURCE OF HOPE If she were allowed just one word to describe what she hopes to contribute to the world of research, Jillian Banfield would choose “interconnectivity” – perhaps her way of saying that nothing happens in a vacuum.
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L’Oréal-Unesco AWARDS

04/03/2011

by Agora Manager Same Author (47)

Who is Pr. Anne L’Huillier?

DARE TO DO RESEARCH “To be a researcher and a professor is a fantastic profession,” says Anne L’Huillier, but adds, “I’m quite sure there are many women who can do it but maybe don’t dare”. As she sees it, many are discouraged by the way research is organised and the structure of the university system in many countries. She also believes “the heart of the problem comes much earlier, at school and in families.
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L’Oréal-Unesco AWARDS

07/08/2008

by L'Oreal Foundation Same Author (51)

L’Oréal-Unesco Commitment Charter

Welcome to Agora! In this issue community members share their thoughts and ideas on the first three points of the For Women in Science Commitment Charter: 1.  Act as a role model to inspire future generations 2.  Transmit passion for scientific research 3.   Encourage women scientists to act as agents of change
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Science for a better future

19/12/2007

by Rasana Wongratanacheewin Same Author (2)

A Generous Profession

Thai doctor and researcher Rasana Wongratanacheewin pays touching tribute to the "brilliant minds and generous hearts" of the many scientists who contribute to greater peace and prosperity by sharing knowledge with colleagues from around the world.
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Science for a better future

19/12/2007

by Anita Krisko Same Author (5)

Intellectual Freedom and Unlimited Imagination

Croation molecular biologist Anita Krisko writes that the science necessary for solving the problems we face can only thrive in a climate of complete intellectual freedom. Scientific imaginations must be given free reign and scientists must be granted the material resources needed for exploring their ideas.
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