The North American scientist William Anderegg -currently a visiting researcher for a year at CREAF as part of the Visitors & Sabbaticals programme- has received the prestigious Alan T Waterman Award 2023 from the National Science Foundation (NSF).
Opportunity is one of the words that constantly pepper the discourse of CREAF researcher Oriol Lapiedra and listening to him, one wonders whether he is a passionate person who is caught out by opportunities while working.
Attracting scientific talent and promoting it, as well as implementing actions to make CREAF a more inclusive and diverse centre, is a challenge. This is the task that Teresa Rosas, Talent and gender officer at CREAF for the last two years, has taken during a couple of years.
The urgency of a new socio-economic approach, the self-demand to study climate change, science as a public service and the commitment to propose alternatives are on the table around which researchers Olga Margalef and Jordi Solé Ollé talk.
The key words in Syrian-born researcher Angham Daiyoub’s speech are environmental justice, forest, biodiversity, women, armed conflict and conservation. Not necessarily in this order, but
“My first post-doctoral experience was really good, it’s what made me continue in science” For three years Estela Romero studied the water of the Seine,
CREAF and CSIC researcher, Iolanda Filella, is among the top 200 female scientists from all fields in Spain according to the Webometrics ranking.
