The Marie Curie Alumni Association Blog

by Carmen García Sánchez

Florence Nightingale was probably the second most important woman in the Victorian era in Britain, behind only Queen Victoria herself. She…

Compared to the history of medicine, “mental health” is quite a new concept that was just mentioned for the first time in the mid-19th…

By Ashish Avasthi

Micaela Crespo and Marco Masia are the two MCAA members behind the My Super Science Heroes book series for children. Here’s why they think…

Audio for podcasting is like the voice for a singing career. It is the core of the product, but by no means it is sufficient. A podcast…

Welcome to 3rd and last day of our Annual Conference! You can catch up on Friday’s jam-packed schedule here, and the Saturday one here…

Welcome to day 2 of our Annual Conference! You can catch up on yesterday’s jam-packed schedule here, and follow along with today’s updates…

Every year, members of the Marie Curie Alumni Association gather to connect, share ideas, and enjoy some food and drink together. After a…

The end of 2020 was full of hopes for the new year of 2021: life would have started to go back to its pre-pandemic pace, and we would have…

As the pandemic enters 2021 and life across the globe is dealing with changes, there is a popular quote that has found resonance with many…

Many people feel that as technology becomes more present in our daily lives, their stress levels have significantly increased. With a…

Can research be turned into stories for children? Can Early Stage Researchers create a children’s book while working on their fellowships…

This is part of a formal petition (№1132/2020) that Celia Arroyo-López submitted to the European Parliament for the creation of a European…

During the first MCAA virtual conference, which took place on the 6th and 7th of November 2020, and focussed on Research and Democracy…