For most people, the word “symmetry” evokes memories of making paper snowflakes or learning about isosceles triangles in their high school. So quite often When I tell peers that my research involves symmetry, the...
Julia Salafranca questions the current dynamics in academia regarding work-life balance.
Jane Essex explores the gap between reality and the rhetoric of inclusion within the STEM workforce
If you support the development of science that pushes boundaries and drives innovation, then you inadvertently support a diverse, equal and inclusive environment for scientific research to thrive in – you just might not know it yet. Zoë takes a look at how the overworking culture in academia affects proactivity in equality, diversity and inclusion work.
STEM Equals is a four-year research and impact project focused on women and LGBT visibility in STEM, in both academia and industry.
Kirstin Leslie explores a brief history of female scientists and how inspiring women are helping to shift perceptions.
A look at the discovery of elusive ovarian stem cells and their potential applications in human reproduction.
Pint of Science 2019: The Art of Science
21 Jun, 2019
This week @K8Plate makes us aware of the ever-increasing disparities between Glasgow’s least and most deprived neighbourhoods and the possible antidote for it. To get an idea about how Glasgow has been thriving in the last few years, visit-https://the-gist.org/2021/10/mind-the-gap-glasgows-life-expectancy-divide/
!Vacant position alert: Head of Social Media!
We're looking for someone to join our lovely team and help us run our various social media platforms. This is a great opportunity to get involved with theGIST and flex your creative muscles. If interested [email protected]
This week, our very own submissions editor @AnnabellMacphee investigates the current underdiagnosis of ADHD in girls and women. To understand where this imbalance stems from, visit-
https://the-gist.org/2021/10/the-disruptive-boy-stereotype/
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