Eleanor S Armstrong, Divya M Persaud and Christopher A-L Jackson argue that the COVID-19 pandemic offers an opportunity to start making scientific meetings more welcoming for everyone (Courtesy: ...

Every month, scientists gather at conferences around the world. The topics range from climate change to big data to microorganisms and their role in plant, animal, and human health, but they are ...

Last spring, national scientific organizations began holding conferences online in response to the coronavirus pandemic and the trend has continued into 2021. For example, the American Physical ...

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Todays post is inspired by members of my lab. We were recently involved in putting together a conference at the Royal Society and my supervisor is all about graphics and visual presentation (as well ...

The death of George Floyd in 2020 sparked intense emotion, and increased recognition of the need to take active measures in matters of race within science and academia. This piece considers the ...

WRTI Director Patrick Omondi says timely generation and dissemination of scientific data is essential for effective policy development. [File, Standard] The Wildlife Research and Training Institute ...

Nailing it: suggestions for making your next event more inclusive. (Courtesy: Jess Wade) When you’re attending a scientific conference of over 20,000 people, it’s surprisingly easy to feel alone.

Recently a young colleague talked about her plans to attend the Society for Personality and Social Psychology (SPSP) conference. She said, “I mostly just go to hang out with my friends because the ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many scientific conferences to hurriedly adapt to virtual platforms. Facilitating collaboration and debate in the life sciences has never been more vital as the world ...