Work /Life Balance
More than often we hear stories about how career and family conflict is causing damaging consequences on different aspects of modern lives. These unpleasant effects might differ from person to person, but they start from job dissatisfaction and/or productivity drop, and extend to a more personal level like burnout and being in challenging relationships with the loved ones. Finding the correct way to…
What the Future Looks Like
edited by Jim Al-Khalili I am a HUGE fan of Jim Al-Khalili. I try to read every book he writes, follow all his interviews, and listen to as much as I can of his podcasts. He is simply brilliant, makes any topic he talks about, even quantum physics, sound easy for everyone to understand. When I see a book with his name on…
Brave New World
by Aldous Huxley This is one of my ever favorite books, it leaves the reader with a question that is difficult to answer , what is wrong with a world where every one is happy? Reading it elicits a hard-to-explain disturbing feeling, it is a world supposed to be with no pain, all are enjoying their lives but still, there is something fundamentally…
Invisible Women
by Caroline Criado Perez I came across this book several times before deciding to read it. As much as I do believe in the importance of women’s presentation, I do really hate reading unsubjective material. That was my impression in the first glimpses in the book store. But – I hate to say that – I was wrong. I think I was so…
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About Me
I always need a brain organizer, a way to collect my scattered ideas and to gather my diffused life. So here I will be writing about my life as a woman in science, immigrant, mother, and everything comes in between.
Life happens 