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The MCAA has initiated a series of webinars that run each second Friday of the month starting from December 2021. The aim is to provide…

By: Ashish Avasthi

Teaching science in school nowadays still looks rather boring and lacks practical experience and creative thinking. To motivate high school…

This blog post is an extension of what was discussed during the Parallel Session 15 of the last Annual Conference which took place in…

As an early-stage researcher (ESR) you might have faced moments when you asked yourself: “Do I have the right skills to succeed in…

The Marie Curie Alumni Association shared support for the Ukrainian scientists and scholars from the first day of the war. Among several…

The MCAA has initiated a series of webinars that run each second Friday of the month starting from December 2021. The aim is to provide…

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…

Welcome to day 1 of our Annual Conference! Follow along with today’s updates right here on our live blog and on Twitter following the…

Science diplomacy is a fast-growing field of research focused on the understanding of the linkages between science, technology, innovation…

#ScienceForUkraine is a community group of volunteer students and research scientists from academic institutions in Europe and around the…

My name is Pavlo. I was in Ukraine on the day of the invasion. On the 24th of February, I managed to evacuate my mother to Poland. I am…

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The MCAA has initiated a series of webinars that run each second Friday of the month starting from December 2021. The aim is to provide…

The MCAA has initiated a series of webinars that run each second Friday of the month starting from December 2021. The aim is to provide…

A key to favour disability awareness and inclusion — An Interview with MSCA fellow Susanne Commend and her project NET4DISCHILD

By: Ashish Avasthi

By Paolo Tomassetti

By Ashish Avasthi

Travelling as a Marie Curie Scholarship recipient

Today, I had the opportunity to interview Beatriz Rodriguez, a postdoctoral researcher working at the University of California, San…

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…