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Women in Research
Ulrike Boehm performs interviews with young female scientists attending the Nobel Laureate Meetings.
Isabel’s interview has been featured in the Lindau Nobel Laureate’s blog. During this interview she explains where does she come from, what has inspired her to pursue a career in science and what are her goals for the future, among many other things.
- What inspired you to pursue a career in Chemistry?
- Who are your role models?
- How did you get to where you are in your career path?
- What is the coolest project you have worked on and why?
- What’s a time you felt immense pride in yourself / your work?
- What is a “day in the life” of you like?
- What are you seeking to accomplish in your career?
- What do you like to do when you’re not doing research?
- What advice do you have for other women interested in science / in your discipline?
- In your opinion, what will be the next great breakthrough in in your discipline?
- What should be done to increase the number of female scientists and female professors in your discipline?
Isabel has been interviewed regarding her attendance to the 70th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting (Interdisciplinary) by eldiario.es, Castilla La Macha Media and UAH.
Isabel is one of the ca. 600 young scientists who will attend the 70th Nobel Laureate Lindau meeting, an inspiring week with around 70 Nobel Laureates to exchange experiences and estabilish contacts in science and beyond. The meeting will cover the areas of Chemitry, Physics and Physiology or Medicine.
Due to the events of Coronavirus, the meeting has been postponed to 2021. However, this year there was an inspiring online meeting, and the selected candidates get to go to the meeting in 2021.
Due to the events of Coronavirus the event has been postponed to next year, with the posibility of an online event during this summer.