In the world of academic conferences, your presentation is more than just a summary of your research; it’s a showcase of your work, a testament to your dedication, and, perhaps most importantly, an opportunity to communicate your findings effectively. The motto “less is more” has never been more pertinent than in this context.
In the hallowed halls of academia and the dynamic world of research, a quiet revolution has unfolded over the years. The image of the scientist, long stereotyped by books, cinema, and TV as the eccentric loner with unkempt hair and an inexplicable fondness for white lab coats, has undergone a remarkable transformation. This edition of the Sci Comm Column journeys through the evolution of the scientist’s image, exploring the shifts in the relationship between science and society and the changing practices in science communication.
IFERA is thrilled to present a series of engaging articles designed to delve into the essential strategies and creative approaches for sharing scientific knowledge effectively. From leveraging visual abstracts and mastering audience engagement to navigating the digital challenges of social media, this series will provide insights and tools for the modern researcher.
Perspectives from two generations of IFERA Presidents. The start of year 2023 is marking an important change in IFERA. After 6 years of honorable service, this past December the Board of Directors has decided upon the succession of our former President. After working several years side-to-side in the IFERA Board and Executive Team, Josip Kotlar […]
As we are ALL already looking forward to the next IFERA 2023 conference in Krakow, we decided to share with you some initial insights taken from a conversation we have had with Wojciech Czakon, professor of strategic management at Jagiellonian University in Krakow and, together with Karolina Mania, one of the IFERA 2023 conference chairs. […]
Once again, IFERA 2022 was able to match the highest expectations. Hosted by the University of Cantabria the Conference mixed a vibrant academic environment with the Belle Epoque charm of the City of Santander. Beside the intense program of consortia, PDW and parallel sessions and the inspiring keynote speeches by Cristina Cruz, Roy Suddaby and […]
As part of the series of interviews meant to introduce our IFERA Latam Chapter committee, devoted to the advancement of Family Business Research in Latin America, we would like you to meet Dr. María Piedad López Vergara. María Piedad López Vergara is assistant professor for the General Management Department at INALDE Business School, Universidad […]
As part of the series of interviews meant to introduce our IFERA Latam Chapter committee, devoted to the advancement of Family Business Research in Latin America, we would like you to meet Dr. Allan Discua Cruz. Dr. Allan Discua Cruz works within the Entrepreneurship and Strategy Department (ENST) of the School of Management at Lancaster […]
Pursuing a PhD is a multiyear-long task and entrepreneurial undertaking. However, starting, concluding and succeeding a PhD during a global pandemic that does not hold back from academia is yet another story. Challenges and struggles are perceived more intensely, or maybe they are just different from those that PhD students might have encountered in pre-COVID […]
The unforeseen crisis caused by COVID-19 is imposing a new reality on our personal and professional lives. In academia, conferences, meetings, and classes have been moved to a fully online environment which requires strong adaptation, especially in shifting to home-based work. This new setting had a substantial impact on students starting their PhD Programs, making […]
