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Can virtual academic conferences make STEM fields more inclusive?

While the global shift towards virtual events has clearly reduced the carbon footprint, it also raises questions regarding accessibility. Specifically, .

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Virtual Conferences are Better for the Environment and More Inclusive

AUSTIN, Texas The COVID-19 pandemic brought work travel and in-person conferences to a halt, but new research finds this shift has made it easier for

United statesKasey faustManish kumarArizona state universityDepartment of civilAmerican membrane societyUniversity of southern californiaCornell universityUniversity of ottawaUniversity of texas at austinUniversity of notre dameCockrell school of engineering department civilNature sustainabilityCockrell schoolNotre dameNorth american membrane society

Research suggests virtual conferences better for environment

Virtual conferences, which skyrocketed due to the COVID-19 pandemic are easier to attend by people and have even lowered the environmental footprint, suggests t

United statesKasey faustManish kumarArizona state universityDepartment of civilAmerican membrane societyUniversity of southern californiaCornell universityUniversity of ottawaUniversity of texas at austinUniversity of notre dameCockrell school of engineering department civilNature sustainabilityCockrell schoolNotre dameNorth american membrane society

Research suggests virtual conferences better for environment

Virtual conferences, which skyrocketed due to the COVID-19 pandemic are easier to attend by people and have even lowered the environmental footprint, suggests t

United statesKasey faustManish kumarArizona state universityDepartment of civilAmerican membrane societyUniversity of southern californiaCornell universityUniversity of ottawaUniversity of texas at austinUniversity of notre dameCockrell school of engineering department civilNature sustainabilityCockrell schoolNotre dameNorth american membrane society

Research suggests virtual conferences better for environment

Virtual conferences, which skyrocketed due to the COVID-19 pandemic are easier to attend by people and have even lowered the environmental footprint, suggests t

United statesKasey faustManish kumarArizona state universityDepartment of civilAmerican membrane societyUniversity of southern californiaCornell universityUniversity of ottawaUniversity of texas at austinUniversity of notre dameCockrell school of engineering department civilNature sustainabilityCockrell schoolNotre dameNorth american membrane society

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