Science Academies Failing To Put Women At The Top
National science organisations may have more women members today than a decade ago, but representation at the highest level has
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Author: Aleida Rueda
Aleida Rueda is a science journalist based in Mexico City. She graduated in Journalism from the National University of Mexico (UNAM) and did a Master’s degree in Journalism for News Agencies at the University Rey Juan Carlos (Spain), which included an internship at the editorial desk of EFE agency in Cairo, Egypt. She also did a Diploma Course in Journalism for Developing Countries at the Indian Institute of Mass Communication, in New Delhi.
Articles by Aleida Rueda :
COP30: Indigenous People Demand Protection For Forests
As world leaders gather for the COP30 climate summit in Belém, Brazil, indigenous peoples and local communities across the world are uniting
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Toxic Beauty: Health Risks Of Latin America’s Cosmetics Trade – Analysis
Across Latin America’s cities, a lucrative informal trade in cosmetics and personal hygiene products is thriving. But, often unbeknown to
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Mexico’s Scientists Urge Rules On Gene-Edited Crops
Researchers in Mexico are urging the government to develop clear regulations that distinguish gene-editing technologies, such as CRISPR, from genetically
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Imported Ladybirds Save Grenada’s Ice Cream Fruit
When Laurel Williams thinks of soursop, she thinks of ice cream. Not just any ice cream, but the one made
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Ecuador Government Refutes Amazon Oil Drilling Referendum
The results of a landmark poll in Ecuador in which almost 60 per cent voted to stop the development of
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