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.
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.
"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.
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.
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.
"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.