Thanks

Thanks to our experts and #eshrejc team

@VikramSinai @PatriDiazGimeno @FilippoZambelli @MartineGeneSeen @ESHRE

@juanjo_fraire @GLiperis @kashish__ @zoyaalii_

They’re already taking the top results in google search

4/4- We envision a future with women in space, but not on symbolic terms—on equal ones.
Visibility means nothing if it’s not grounded in equity, merit, and breaking down the systems that keep power out of reach.
Otherwise, it’s just capitalism wrapped in a spacesuit.

3-True representation isn’t about who gets to orbit the Earth—it’s about whose lives are valued on it.

2-The story of women in space has always been one of resilience, from Valentina Tereshkova to Mae Jemison, who carved out space for themselves against the odds. But even now, access to space is still shaped by race, class, and geography.

3/3 We are trying to build an academic community that’s kind and respectful where we refuse to define people or harm them.

Your standards and views will never fit the whole spectrum.

In other words, we need to chill.

2/3 Labeling others strips them of their dignity, hinders progression, and makes moving on even harder especially within smaller fields.

Thank you

Thank you

Thanks Gilbert. For Publications already did that on ORCID.

Re degrees, in case am applying for a job or work visa last name on my passport will be different from the one on the degree certificate, should I issue new degrees with the name change?

Thank you @beckergroup.bsky.social for the code 🙏🏼