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Do I have to act like a man to succeed in science?

by Guglielmo Foffani

Do I have to act like a man to succeed in science?

On the occasion of the Gender and Science Meet 2021, the Alba Network and the Heidelberg Pain Consortium are partnering to organise an online mentoring workshop

Enlaces de interés:

http://www.alba.network/gender-and-science-meet-2021

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