Laura-Isabelle Klatt
@lauraklatt.bsky.social
Post-doctoral researcher at IfaDo.
Interested in the multifaceted interplay between attention, working memory, and multisensory processing 🧠
https://lauraklatt.github.io/
Interested in the multifaceted interplay between attention, working memory, and multisensory processing 🧠
https://lauraklatt.github.io/
I'm personally especially excited for the keynote by Dr. Desiree Dickerson. 🎉
When everything feels like an opportunity, a priority, or an obligation, how do we say no? We'll unpack why we tend to say yes & how to start saying no! 🔥
Don't miss this. Register for the YSR today: tinyurl.com/ycmyshra
When everything feels like an opportunity, a priority, or an obligation, how do we say no? We'll unpack why we tend to say yes & how to start saying no! 🔥
Don't miss this. Register for the YSR today: tinyurl.com/ycmyshra
September 24, 2025 at 12:24 PM
I'm personally especially excited for the keynote by Dr. Desiree Dickerson. 🎉
When everything feels like an opportunity, a priority, or an obligation, how do we say no? We'll unpack why we tend to say yes & how to start saying no! 🔥
Don't miss this. Register for the YSR today: tinyurl.com/ycmyshra
When everything feels like an opportunity, a priority, or an obligation, how do we say no? We'll unpack why we tend to say yes & how to start saying no! 🔥
Don't miss this. Register for the YSR today: tinyurl.com/ycmyshra
Reposted by Laura-Isabelle Klatt
Decades in science taught me this: inequity won’t end with optics or lip service. The system won’t transform itself. Real change means building sideways: horizontal collaborations, valuing local expertise, and setting other terms for authorship, funding, and leadership.
September 16, 2025 at 3:59 PM
Decades in science taught me this: inequity won’t end with optics or lip service. The system won’t transform itself. Real change means building sideways: horizontal collaborations, valuing local expertise, and setting other terms for authorship, funding, and leadership.
Reposted by Laura-Isabelle Klatt
I wrote my new Nature World View in this transition — one last reflection before leaving Colombia. It explains why inequities persist in science, even when dressed up as inclusion, and why we must stop mistaking access for change. 👉 rdcu.be/eGEun
Equity in science is a beautiful lie — and I’m done pretending | Nature
Science isn’t really moving towards equity; institutions are just perfecting the appearance of equity. We need to build an alternative system. Science isn’t really moving towards equity; institutions are just perfecting the appearance of equity. We need to build an alternative system.
rdcu.be
September 16, 2025 at 3:59 PM
I wrote my new Nature World View in this transition — one last reflection before leaving Colombia. It explains why inequities persist in science, even when dressed up as inclusion, and why we must stop mistaking access for change. 👉 rdcu.be/eGEun