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Sunday, August 28
New Appointment of Editor to Mums in Science
by
sharac
on Sun 28 Aug 2005 07:47 BST
We are pleased to announce that Mums in Science have appointed Dr Emma Green as the Editor of this popular Science Portal. more »
Thursday, August 25
Wednesday, August 24
Monday, August 22
Thursday, August 18
European Funding Opportunities for Women Researchers
by
sharac
on Thu 18 Aug 2005 08:12 BST
The seminar will outline what European funding is and what is involved in applying for it along with what help there is available to you. There will also be a presentation from Latvia and an update on the activities to increase the support for women entrepreneurs. more »
Wednesday, August 17
Tuesday, August 16
I used to be important - Diary of a stay at home mother
by
sharac
on Tue 16 Aug 2005 08:38 BST
I wrote this after meeting a friend, who was depressed about giving up her job, because she had no positive feed back during the day from her newborn. Three years later I now have two daughters (neither are at school yet) and run a very successful company which has twelve employees, mostly mums working from home (many of them mums from mainstream science). I work around the kids, its not easy at all, but it’s a lifestyle that I have chosen. It can be done! more »
Sunday, August 14
Are you interested in starting, or currently running, your own high-tech or science based company?
by
sharac
on Sun 14 Aug 2005 18:47 BST
Making your vision reality - MEETS is a course designed by The Cambridge-MIT Institute to give mid-career women in the science and technology sector the knowledge, skills and networks to set up their own businesses or take leadership roles within organisations. more »
Wednesday, August 10
Saturday, August 6
Your State of Mind can alter your Health
by
sharac
on Sat 06 Aug 2005 12:38 BST
I remember when I used to travel to school I would practice my smile, trying to get it just right so that I didn’t look false or silly. My parents told me that people would like you if you smile as it makes them feel good. But it made me feel good too, and enabled me to have a positive outlook through my school years. What I didn’t realise was that I was empowering my immune system. more »
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Discover State of the Art Stem Cell Research in Europe
by
sharac
on Fri 05 Aug 2005 07:11 BST
A relaxed forum, Euroscicon meetings disclose and discuss current issues around Life Science research in Europe and provides a much needed community throughout the scientific world, so that information can be exchanged and presented. Plenty of opportunity is given for networking with delegates, speakers and industry (ideal if you are looking to change your job) more »
Tuesday, August 2
Dealing with stress
by
webmaster
on Tue 02 Aug 2005 22:06 BST
We all respond to stress differently and we all see different things as being stressful. Some of us love to create and cook a complicated dinner party menu, have twenty children round for a sleepover, or even go bungee jumping. For others it would be their worst nightmare! more »
Monday, August 1
Euroscicon would like to offer readers of Mums in Science a £10 discount off all its meetings
by
sharac
on Mon 01 Aug 2005 20:44 BST
Euroscicon would like to invite readers of Mums in Science to its forth-coming meetings, giving you the chance to discuss and exchange information around cutting edge topics in the Life sciences more »
Would you like to write for Mums In Science?
by
sharac
on Mon 01 Aug 2005 10:12 BST
Have you got any good stories or relevant information for Mums In Science?
Send your stories, information and book reviews to us at articles@mumsinscience.net and we will publish them. Alternatively, if you have a lot to say we would be happy to discuss giving you a regular column.
We look forward to hearing from you.
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