The Minoritised Life Scientists Future Forum
The Minoritised Life Scientists Future Forum is a groundbreaking new event that brings together students, researchers, professionals, and organisations from across the life sciences to celebrate diversity, amplify underrepresented voices, and shape a more inclusive scientific future.
Interdisciplinary School for Environmental Crisis (ISEC) 2025
The Interdisciplinary School for Environmental Crisis (ISEC) by the ARISTEiA-Institute for the Advancement of Research & Education in Arts, Sciences & Technology is a tuition-free international educational program to foster interdisciplinary dialogue…
Podia ser pior
This was one of the first Portuguese phrases I learned because it was relatable. It literally means “It could be worse." At first, I thought it was an optimistic…
Webinar – Coercion in mental health care: Ethical issues and contextual factors
This webinar is part of the subject: Ethics and Deontology of the Master's Degree in Mental Health and Psychiatric Nursing. This event will explore the ethical issues and contextual factors that influence the use of coercive measures such as mechanical restraint and environmental isolation in psychiatric services. The debate will focus on promoting a Human Rights-Based Approach to people who need mental health care.
Estoril Conferences
Under the main theme “Time to ReThink”, the 9th Edition of the Estoril Conferences will provide the stage for an intergenerational dialogue, bringing together people from all corners of the…
Clinical Pharmacists Association of Nigeria (CPAN) monthly clinical meeting. July 26th, 2024. Enugu State, Nigeria
TOPIC: Exploring the role of pharmacists in improving mental health care in Nigeria Considering the acute shortage of resources for mental health care in Nigeria and the unique…
Carpe Diem!
In today’s fast-paced world, many of us are trapped in an endless cycle of FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) and the constant pressure to keep up with the Joneses. This…
Humour as a coping mechanism among Nigerians
Listening to Fela Kuti's timeless music makes me wonder, for the umpteenth time, if Nigerians are complicit in their own suffering. Could our tendency to approach our hardships with humor…
Beware the Ides of March, O PhD Student!
Waking up with the crippling anxiety of your next means of sustenance when your funding runs out is a feeling many PhD students can relate to. It's a constant battle…