{"id":7804,"date":"2018-05-11T17:12:23","date_gmt":"2018-05-11T20:12:23","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blog.mindthegraph.com\/?p=7804"},"modified":"2022-10-18T08:10:31","modified_gmt":"2022-10-18T11:10:31","slug":"mothers-day-motherhood-science","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/mindthegraph.com\/blog\/et\/emadepaev-emadus-teadus\/","title":{"rendered":"Emadep\u00e4ev- Top 5 emaduse ja teaduse kohta"},"content":{"rendered":"

Emadep\u00e4ev langeb erinevatele p\u00e4evadele s\u00f5ltuvalt sellest, millises riigis seda t\u00e4histatakse. AKuna meil on kasutajaid \u00fcle kogu maailma, ei saa me r\u00e4\u00e4kida vaid \u00fchest konkreetsest p\u00e4evast.<\/span>\u00a0Niisiis, let r\u00e4\u00e4gime maist, emade kuust. Mida t\u00e4hendab olla ema ja teadlane ning millised on naiste terviseuuringute arengud.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

\"Mind on sageli k\u00fcsitud, eriti naiste poolt, kuidas ma suudan \u00fchitada pereelu ja teadlaskarj\u00e4\u00e4ri. Noh, see ei ole olnud lihtne.\"<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

\u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0-Marie Sk\u0142odowska Curie, kahekordne Nobeli preemia laureaat ja t\u00fctre Ir\u00e8ne Joliot-Curie ema, kes sai samuti Nobeli preemia.<\/p>\n

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Et t\u00e4histada emadep\u00e4eva kriitilise anal\u00fc\u00fcsiga sellest, mida t\u00e4hendab olla ema, kellel on teaduslik elu 21. sajandil, valisime v\u00e4lja 5 parimat artiklit emaduse ja teaduse kohta:<\/span><\/p>\n

01. Olles ema ja teadlane<\/h3>\n

Looduse eriline: naine<\/a>, r\u00e4\u00e4gib soolisest l\u00f5hest ja sellest, kuidas seda v\u00e4hendada. Vaatamata m\u00f5ningatele edusammudele makstakse naisteadlastele ikka veel v\u00e4hem palka, neid edutatakse v\u00e4hem, nad saavad v\u00e4hem stipendiume ja lahkuvad t\u00f5en\u00e4olisemalt teadust\u00f6\u00f6st kui sarnase kvalifikatsiooniga mehed. P\u00f5hjused ulatuvad avalikust ja varjatud diskrimineerimisest kuni tootliku ja reproduktiivse aja v\u00e4ltimatu kokkulangemiseni.<\/p>\n

Mitmete artiklitega, millest \u00fcks k\u00e4sitleb eriti noori naisi, kes on teadlased ja emad.<\/p>\n

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M\u00f3nica Bettencourt-Dias on bioloog, kes uurib ja jagab raku keerukust. Ta alustas 2006. aastal oma laboratooriumi Oeiras'i Gulbenkian Institute of Science'is. Tema elu muutus m\u00f5ned aastad tagasi, kui tema lapsendatud \u00fcheaastane t\u00fctar saabus kauaoodatud kujul.\u00a0Kl\u00f5psake siin, et lugeda.<\/a><\/p>\n

02. Sugu, emadus, karj\u00e4\u00e4r ja palk<\/h3>\n

Artikkel p\u00e4rineb Vestlus:\u00a0<\/em>Naised teenivad v\u00e4hem p\u00e4rast emadust<\/strong><\/a> n\u00e4itavad meile, et meil on palju muuta, et luua v\u00f5rdne sooline t\u00f6\u00f6ruum. See, mida majandusteadlased nimetavad \"sooliseks palgal\u00f5heks\", erinevus selle vahel, mida sarnase kvalifikatsiooniga mehed ja naised teenivad v\u00f5rreldava t\u00f6\u00f6 eest, puudutab ka lapsevanemaks olemist. Kahjuks teenivad naised 21. sajandil p\u00e4rast laste saamist v\u00e4hem, hoolimata tugevast kvalifikatsioonist.<\/p>\n

\"emadep\u00e4ev\"<\/p>\n

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03. Naised teaduses: On ka h\u00e4id uudiseid.<\/h3>\n

Siiski ei ole ainult halbu uudiseid. Naistel on n\u00fc\u00fcd teaduses suhteliselt rohkem ruumi ja nad murravad barj\u00e4\u00e4re h\u00e4mmastava t\u00f6\u00f6ga. Loodus edendab 2018. #ScientistAtWork fotokonkurss.<\/a> Eesm\u00e4rgiks on t\u00e4histada nende teadusuuringute mitmekesisust ja t\u00e4htsust, millele teadlased p\u00fchendavad suure osa oma elust. Konkurss ei ole m\u00f5eldud ainult naisteadlastele. Konkursi v\u00f5itjaks osutus siiski foto naisest merebioloogist ja ka fotograaf on naine.<\/p>\n

Palun, vaadake neid fotosid naistest teaduses, et muuta oma p\u00e4ev paremaks:<\/p>\n

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\"Teadlane<\/p>\n

Merebioloog Callie Veelenturf p\u00f5lvili koos merikilpkonnaga<\/p>\n

\"Teadlased<\/p>\n

Mikrobioloog Hugo Moors ja geoloog Mieke De Craen Belgia tuumauuringute keskusest Mol v\u00f5tavad proove Etioopia p\u00f5hjaosa vulkaanilistelt soolatasandikelt, mis on \u00fcks \u00e4\u00e4rmuslikumaid keskkondi Maal.<\/p>\n

\"Naine,<\/p>\n

\u00d6koloog Hae Yeong Ryu Stony Brooki \u00fclikoolist New Yorgis j\u00e4lgib maavoorupopulatsiooni 2014. aasta juulis Gothic Mountainil, Colorados - umbes 600 meetri k\u00f5rgusel Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory's.<\/p>\n

04. Emadus ja viljatus l\u00e4bi aegade<\/h3>\n

Artikkel\u00a0Viljatus l\u00e4bi aegade - ja kuidas IVF muutis seda, kuidas me sellest m\u00f5tleme<\/a> aadressilt Vestlus<\/em> r\u00e4\u00e4gib Louise Brownist, esimesest lapsest, kes s\u00fcndis in vitro viljastamise (IVF) meetodil 27. juuli 1978. aasta hommikul, ja anal\u00fc\u00fcsib, mis muutus neljak\u00fcmne aasta jooksul.<\/p>\n

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\"emadep\u00e4ev\"<\/p>\n

Louise Brown 2013. aastal, kui ta hoiab k\u00e4es purgi, milles tema embr\u00fcot inkubeeriti.<\/p>\n

05. Uued avastused g\u00fcnekoloogia, s\u00fcnnitusabi ja naiste tervise valdkonnas:<\/h3>\n

Anda v\u00e4hkt\u00f5ve \u00fcleelanutele v\u00f5imalus rasestuda, teadlased kavandavad kunstlikke munasarju<\/a>. Eesm\u00e4rk on paigutada patsientide folliikuleid spetsiaalselt loodud koemaatriksisse ja paigutada need p\u00e4rast ravi uuesti sisse.<\/p>\n

Nagu Marie Curie \u00fctles, ei ole lihtne olla naine, kellel on pereelu ja teadlaskarj\u00e4\u00e4r, kuid me n\u00e4eme j\u00f5upingutusi selle muutmiseks. Meie siin Mind the Graph-s usume, et teaduses peab olema rohkem ruumi emadele ja naistele \u00fcldiselt. Siis saame maailma paremaks muuta.<\/p>\n

Kogu Mind the Graph meeskond soovib teile v\u00e4ga head emadep\u00e4eva. Loodame, et tulevikus on meil rohkem p\u00f5hjust seda p\u00e4eva t\u00e4histada.<\/p>\n

Et n\u00e4ha rohkem emadep\u00e4eva postitusi kliki siia<\/a><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Emadep\u00e4ev langeb erinevatele p\u00e4evadele s\u00f5ltuvalt sellest, millises riigis seda t\u00e4histatakse. Kuna meil on kasutajaid \u00fcle kogu maailma, ei saa me r\u00e4\u00e4kida ainult \u00fchest konkreetsest p\u00e4evast. R\u00e4\u00e4gime siis maist, emadep\u00e4evakuust. 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