The YAE Chair, Gemma Modinos, and YAE Board Members, Katalin Solymosi and Anna Kuppuswamy, have published an invited article for the Federation of European Biochemical Societies (FEBS).
The post, “The Young Academy of Europe: 10 years supporting science advice and policy“, provides an overview of the key YAE achievements from a decade of making the voice of European young scholars heard for science advice and policy. The full text of the post is accessible following the link below:
Nature International Journal of Science has published the results of a survey that the YAE conducted in 2018. The survey was completed by our members as well as other early-career researchers. The aim of the survey was to better understand the varied paths and challenges we all face, and to provide input to decision-makers that affect our careers.
Read the article.
Our survey is ongoing and results will be reviewed regularly. Taking part only takes a few minutes and your input would be much appreciated.
‘I’ll work on it over the weekend’ a recent #survey of members of the #Young #academy of #Europe #yae confirms what we all experience in #academia #stress #overtime #excessive #workload We should all strive for a more #sustainable model in academia https://t.co/v5PVAQhN0B
— Costas Papadopoulos (@Papadopoulos_C) July 16, 2019
Do you face stress and long working hours? You're not alone. A recent survey by the Young Academy of Europe shows that many early-career researchers face these issues. Add some tips in the comments for how you achieve a work/life balance. Read more here: https://t.co/t5TauxaeiQ
— Yale Department of Genetics (@YaleGenetics) July 15, 2019
