Profiles
Telma Hoyler, Political Sociologist
Exploring human interactions in art and political sociology, bridging diverse mediums
Telma Hoyler
Postdoctoral Researcher - University College London
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Learn how to navigate academic finance with our expert advice.
Profiles
César Rentería, Public Administration and IT
Policymaking innovation: focusing on improving information capacity and AI integration.
César Rentería
Associate Professor, CIDE
Profiles
Daria Volkova, Urban Sociologist
A research on the challenges and negotiation processes in maintaining aging mass housing infrastructure
Daria Volkova
PhD Candidate, Bauhaus-Universität Weimar
Conferences
Our first (great) conference experience - ECPR GC 23 in Prague
Sofiago helps scholars and graduate students attend to academic events by removing financial barriers.
Roberto Rodríguez R.
Chief Academic Officer
Conferences
Why is attending academic conferences so important?
What is so important about a bunch of scientists gathering together to discuss their research? Let 's find out.
Roberto Rodríguez R.
Chief Academic Officer
Conferences
CALL FOR PARTNERS - Financing Attendees for Inclusive Research (FAIR)
We seek socially responsible partnerships with Scientific Organizations to finance their attendees.
Francisco Rodriguez
Chief Operations Officer
Research 101
The Paradox of Job Insecurity in Academia: Why the Most Impactful Research is Carried Out by Vulnerable Scholars?
In the world of academia, a startling paradox has emerged: those responsible for the most impactful research are often the very scholars experiencing job insecurity. Despite PhD holders boasting the highest employment rates in OECD countries at a shocking 92% (OECD, 2021), recent graduates and early career researchers face an uncertain future. In this blog post, we will explore the reasons behind this paradox and the consequences it has on the lives of those affected, supported by some relevant figures provided by the OECD and the National Science Foundation in the U.S.
Roberto Rodríguez R.
CAO @ SofiaGo
Conferences
The Hidden Costs of Academic Conferences: How Scholars Struggle to Afford Attendance
Academic conferences are an exciting opportunity for scholars to present their research, meet with colleagues, and learn about the latest developments in their fields. However, attending these conferences can come at a high cost, making it challenging for many scholars, particularly graduate students and early-career researchers, to participate.
Roberto Rodríguez R.
CAO @ SofiaGo
Research 101
Protect Your Research: Tools to Spot Predatory Conferences
Not all conferences are created equal, and some are actually predatory in nature. These conferences are organized by profit-seeking individuals or companies that exploit the academic community for their own benefit. As a scholar, it's important to be aware of these predatory conferences and avoid wasting your time and money. In this blog post, we'll highlight some useful tools to help you spot predatory conferences and protect your research.
Roberto Rodríguez R.
CAO @ SofiaGo
Research 101
Don't Get Trapped: How to Spot Predatory Academic Conference
Academic conferences are a vital part of academic life, providing scholars with opportunities to present their research, network with colleagues, and stay up-to-date with the latest developments in their fields. However, not all conferences are created equal, and some are actually predatory in nature. These conferences are typically organized by for-profit companies or individuals seeking to profit from the academic community, and they can do more harm than good for scholars who fall into their trap.
Roberto Rodríguez R.
CAO @ SofiaGo