It was a lovely early morning, this very morning, in Rome. I got to work by bike, speedily across the traffic, and dived into the lab for the first measure of my time-course experiment. I plugged my earphones on, turned on my iPod, and noticed that there was an episode of the Nature Podcast which I had not listened to yet. Much to my delight, there was Henry speaking about feathered dinosaurs…
how good is that…
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Science in the Bel Paese by Massimo Pinto
Italy has a serious scientific research excellence problem at home. Why there are so few foreign scientists in Italian Labs? Is the Italian academic job ladder closed to foreigners? Something new is happening, just may be, and I feel an urge to report it.
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Feathers on the air...
- Date:
- Monday, 27 Oct ober 2008 - 07:49 UTC
Last updated: Monday, 27 Oct 2008 - 07:49 UTC
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