The participation of academia and its teachers will be key in the oral exam for candidates to preside over the Attorney General's Office
Academics and their institutions are urged to participate in the oral evaluations for candidates vying for the position of Attorney General in Ecuador.
Research Policy: "One Must Deliver All the Time"
Amrei Bahr, a prominent voice in the #IchBinHanna movement, expresses her intention to leave academia despite nearing a professorship, highlighting the pressures and precarious conditions faced by researchers in the scientific field.
Zoologist, botanist, and the first Czech doctor of philosophy wanted to combine research with family, but in the end, she was broken by the loss of her daughter
The article narrates the life of Marie Zdeňka Baborová, a pioneering Czech woman who became the first female doctor of philosophy, showcasing her struggles to balance her academic career with family life, culminating in her tragedy of losing her daughter.
He Suffered from a Chronic Illness: This is How the Last Days of Héctor Zamorano, a Former Student of 'La Academia', Were
Mexican singer Héctor Zamorano passed away at the age of 47 in Veracruz, after battling chronic illness and depression.
Data Instead of Intuition: How to Measure and Develop Residents' Digital Competences Locally
The article discusses a congress addressing the importance of using data-driven strategies to enhance residents' digital competences in local communities, featuring various leaders from politics, academia, and media.
Who was Héctor Zamorano, the first eliminated in the history of 'La Academia'?
Héctor Zamorano, the first contestant eliminated from Mexico's 'La Academia' reality show in 2002, has died in Veracruz, highlighting his struggles with health and personal battles over the years.
What to Expect from Donald Tusk's Future Council? "Rzeczpospolita" Asked Experts
The new Future Council in Poland aims to enhance development with a focus on science and business, comprising experts from academia and industry.
Besides Andrew, know the main names affected by the Jeffrey Epstein scandal
The release of Jeffrey Epstein's investigation files has implicated various powerful individuals across politics, academia, and business in several countries.
Public expense for the funeral of Eleni Glykatzi – Arveler
The funeral of Eleni Glykatzi – Arveler, a prominent Byzantine scholar, will be held at public expense in Athens following her death at 99 years old.
Scientific Practice: A Spam Filter for Research
The article discusses the prevalence of 'paper mills' that sell fake studies to researchers aiming to inflate their publication records in order to gain prestige and funding in academia.
Carnival Tuesday in Olinda features Eu Acho é Pouco, Ceroula and A Corda; Carmo hosts Academia da Berlinda, Devotos and Cordel do Fogo Encantado
Carnival Tuesday in Olinda marks the festive end of the celebration with various music acts and street blocks entertaining attendees.
5 in the morning: The journey of Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler – The decision about the photos of Kaisariani – A milestone for hydrocarbons
The passing of Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler marks a significant loss for Greece and the academic world, highlighting her contributions to Byzantine history.
SYRIZA on El. Glykatzi-Arveler: A Significant Personality in Historical Research and University Life with International Prestige
SYRIZA expresses its sorrow over the loss of Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler, a prominent figure in historical research and academia.
Tsoulas about Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler: "She leaves an invaluable spiritual legacy"
President Tsoulas expressed deep sorrow over the loss of Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler, highlighting her influential role in academia and her contributions to European culture.
"I do not seek anything and anyone who is not authentic" – The last interview of Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler in VIMA
Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler, a prominent historian, passed away at 99, leaving a profound legacy in academia, especially for women in history.
The University of Athens bids farewell to Anna Psarouda - Benaki: She was a model of academic integrity, institutional responsibility, and dedication to the public interest
The University of Athens honors the late Anna Psarouda-Benaki, a distinguished former professor and the first female President of the Hellenic Parliament, commending her legacy in academia and public service.
Anna Psarouda – Benaki: Farewell to a politician of another era
The death of Anna Psarouda – Benaki, Greece's first female President of the Parliament and the first woman to serve as President of the Academy of Athens, prompts reflections on her significant contributions to Greek politics and academia.
Paweł Rochowicz: Here’s why I defend the KSeF!
In response to widespread panic and misinformation regarding the Krajowy System e-Faktur (KSeF), Paweł Rochowicz defends its implementation and addresses misconceptions voiced by various commentators, including those in academia and media.
Intellectuals in the Black Hole Due to the Epstein Scandal
The article discusses the implications of Jeffrey Epstein's actions on the integrity of intellectuals and academic institutions in the West.
Quilombola mother removed from class after bringing her 7-month-old son to UFPA
A quilombola student at the Federal University of Pará was expelled from a classroom for bringing her infant son, leading to widespread outrage and claims of symbolic violence against mothers in academia.
"Sectarianism and Slander." Testimony on Why a Renowned Professor Was Expelled
The article discusses the circumstances surrounding the expulsion of a prominent professor in Czechia, focusing on allegations of sectarianism and slander.
Owners of the gym in São Paulo where a teacher died are indicted on suspicion of intentional homicide
The owners of C4 Gym in São Paulo have been indicted for suspected intentional homicide following the death of a 27-year-old teacher.
Prof. Magdalena Żadkowska: Science Needs Women to Describe 100% Instead of 50% of the World
Prof. Magdalena Żadkowska discusses the challenges faced by women in academia, highlighting the need for greater support and collaboration to enable their success and prevent the loss of talent.
Academia Control Orientado, the new club that will play in AFA: born on Zoom during the pandemic and now dreams of reaching the Liga Profesional
Academia Control Orientado, a club that formed virtually during the pandemic, is set to compete in AFA's amateur tournament.
"If I had been born a man, it would probably have been easier," says scientist Lucie Ráčková
Czech scientist Lucie Ráčková discusses the challenges women face in academia during International Day of Women and Girls in Science.
‘Small but Strong’ Kangsou Special Zone…Will the Second Ecopro Emerge?
The Cheongju Kangsou Research and Development Special Zone in Chungcheongbuk-do, South Korea, is rapidly developing as a collaborative hub for academia, research institutions, and businesses to foster high-value-added scientific technologies and entrepreneurship.
The Education Committee will discuss expanding gender segregation in academia to advanced degrees
The Israeli Education Committee is set to discuss the potential of expanding gender segregation to advanced academic degrees following requests from colleges to accommodate ultra-Orthodox students.
Rebecka Katz Thor: Humanistic researchers constantly live with a knife to their throat
Humanities researchers in Sweden face overwhelming competition for fixed positions, relying on constant applications for research funding to survive.
EEC Trends: Debate on the Future in the Shadow of a Geopolitical Breakthrough
Leading figures from Polish business, academia, and government are meeting to define Poland's development direction in light of significant geopolitical changes.
They Defeated the Statistics of Ethiopian Immigrants. Now They Talk About the Price of Success
The article discusses the success of Ethiopian immigrant students in Israel, particularly focusing on one individual's journey to academia and the challenges faced by the community.
Philosophy cannot be limited to the ivory tower of the university, says Pondé at CasaFolha
Philosopher Luiz Felipe Pondé emphasizes the necessity of engaging philosophy with the public, advocating for its presence in media rather than confining it to academia.
The most famous Croatian mathematics professor is leaving the education system: 'The decision has ripened'
After 25 years in the education system, notable Croatian mathematics professor Toni Milun announced his departure from academia to pursue entrepreneurship.
Dogmatism continues to be a trend this season
The article discusses the growing intolerance towards questioning dominant narratives in academia, highlighting a graduate student's experience of being dismissed for her views on racial categorization.
"No context can explain this atrocity": Chomsky's colleague responds to revelations about his relationship with Epstein
Vijay Prashad expresses horror and dismay over new revelations regarding Noam Chomsky's continued contact with Jeffrey Epstein after Epstein's 2008 conviction.
The Truth: Cleaning Habit with Goosebumps
A new field of study called Windology is launched at a university in Cologne, marking a historic moment in academia.
The Japanese agriculture master who 'warned' that Mallorca would soon become a desert and clashed with academia
Masanobu Fukuoka, a Japanese agriculture expert, warned that Mallorca was on the brink of becoming a desert during his visit in 1999, challenging established academic views.
AI Professions: The Jobs Where AI Has the Greatest Impact
A Microsoft analysis of 200,000 Copilot dialogues reveals that AI significantly assists professionals in journalism, sales, IT, leadership, academia, and consulting, with nearly 40% of the U.S. population already using AI tools in their work or personal lives.
Hankins' farewell to Harvard to defend Western culture
Historian James Hankins bids farewell to Harvard after forty years, sparking reflection on the state of Western academic culture amidst minimal media attention in Italy.
From 'Critical Whiteness Studies' to 'Critical Criminology' – What Activists Study
The article explores various absurd academic disciplines in universities that focus on topics like living under capitalist conditions and critical Southeast Asian death studies, which serve as breeding grounds for activists.
Former Lotto girl teaches at university and has big plans: 'After this success, I could also pursue a career in politics'
Paula Čatipović, a former Lotto girl and current doctoral student at the Faculty of Political Science in Zagreb, reflects on her transition from media to academia and her aspirations in politics following her recent academic successes.