We have been featured several times by the Lindau blog:
2018
- Women in Research at #LINO18: Rushita Bagchi from India – 29/06/2018
- Women in Research at #LINO18: Kayoko Shioda from Japan – 28/06/2018
- Women in Research at #LINO18: Lisa Nicholas from Malaysia – 27/06/2018
- Women in Research at #LINO18: Mariana Alves from Portugal – 26/06/2018
- Women in Research at #LINO18: Jeerapond Leelawattanachai from Thailand – 25/06/2018
- Spotlight on Women in Research at #LINO18 – 24/06/2018
- Women in Research at #LINO18: Chelsea Cockburn from the USA – 24/06/2018
- Women in Research at #LINO18: Harshita Sharma from India – 23/06/2018
- Women in Research at #LINO18: Edith Phalane from South Africa – 22/06/2018
- Women in Research at #LINO18: Forough Khadem from Iran – 21/06/2018
- Women in Research at #LINO18: Miriam Van Dyke from the United States
- Spotlight on Women in Research at #LINO18 – 19/06/2018
- Women in Research at #LINO18: Mieke Metzemaekers from the Netherlands – 19/06/2018
- Women in Research at #LINO18: Arunima Roy from India – 17/06/2018
- Women in Research at #LINO18: Nataly from Lebanon – 16/06/2018
- Women in Research at #LINO18: Rhiannon Edge from the UK – 15/06/2018
- Women in Research at #LINO18: Amy from New Zealand – 14/06/2018
- Women in Research at #LINO18: Lara Urban from Germany – 13/06/2018
- Women in Research at #LINO18: Menattallah Elserafy from Egypt – 12/06/2018
- Women in Research at #LINO18: Gintvile Valinciute from Lithuania – 30/05/2018
2017
- Choosing the Right Mentor is Most Important, Says Lindau Alumna – 05/09/2017
- Why Every Young Scientist Should Apply for the Lindau Meeting – 13/07/2017
- “It’s Important to Show the Achievements of Women in Science Through the Media” – Antonella Coccia – 30/06/2017
- Julie Fenton Loves a Challenge, Regardless of Scale – 29/06/2017
- “It Is Time That We Write Our Own History in Science!” – Eva Maria Wara Alvarez Pari – 28/06/2017
- Women Have Unique Qualities That Make Them Great Scientists, Says Hannah Noa Barad – 27/06/2017
- “The world deserves well-educated women.” – Ana Torres from Mexico – 26/06/2017
- “Always accept an opportunity,” Says Emma Danelius – 25/06/2017
- Melania Zauri Wants to Pass On Her Enthusiasm for Science – 24/06/2017
- Society Needs to Move On from Stereotypical Gender Roles, Says Diana Montes-Grajales – 22/06/2017
- Spotlight on Women in Research at #LiNo17 – 22/06/2017
- More Female Students Does Not Automatically Mean More Female Academics, Says Andreia de Almeida – 20/06/2017
- “Learn from Your Failures,” Says Monika Patel – 19/06/2017
- Andrea d’Aquino Didn’t Think She Would Ever Attend University – 16/06/2017
- Women in Research: Specific Funding Needed, Says Hira Khalid – 15/06/2017
- “We Need Diversity in Science,” Says Hlamulo Makelane – 13/06/2017
- Young Chemist Julietta Yedoyan Says We Need to Pay More Attention to Environmental Issues – 12/06/2017
- Women in Research: The Scarcity of Permanent Positions Is the Biggest Problem, Says Anna Eibel – 09/06/2017
- Marian Nkansah Studies Heavy Metals in Ghana – 08/06/2017
- For Florencia Marchini, Being a Scientist Is Not a Job but a Way of Life – 06/06/2017
- Chemistry Student Jana Kobeissi Wants to Be a Source of Positive Change – 01/06/2017
- Sheela Chandren Never Wanted a Routine Life – 31/05/2017
- The Breakthroughs Make It More Than Worthwhile, Says Shiran Barber-Zucker – 30/05/2017
- Thao Ngo Inspires Future Scientists (Starting with her Nieces) – 29/05/2017
- Women in Research: Apply for That Dream Job, Says Katherine MacArthur – 26/05/2017
- “Persistence” – #LiNo17 participant Karen Stroobants’ key to success – 08/05/2017
2016
- 8 Female #LiNo16 Participants that will convince you to apply for a future Lindau Meeting – 09/08/2016
- Junge Physikerinnen im Rampenlicht – 19/06/2016
- Spotlight on Young Women in Physics at Lindau – 19/06/2016
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