- Research
- Fish tagging
- Lumpfish research
- Oceanography
- Seabed mapping
- Arnarfjörður
- Drekasvæði
- Ísafjarðardjúp
- Jökulbanki
- Jökuldjúp
- Kolbeinseyjarhryggur and adjacent area
- Kolluáll
- Langanesgrunn
- Látragrunn
- Nesdjúp
- Reykjaneshryggur and adjacent area
- Selvogsbanki
- South of Selvogsbanki
- South of Skeiðarárdjúp
- South of Skerjadjúp
- Southeast of Lónsdjúp
- Southwest of Jökuldjúp
- Suðausturmið
- Suðurdjúp
- Vesturdjúp
- East of Reykjaneshryggur
- Vestfjardarmid
- Seal research
- Whale Research
- Advice
- About
International Day of Women and Girls in Science
11. February 2020
Image: Svanhildur Egilsdóttir
International Day of Women and Girls in Science is today, February 11th. The United Nations adopted this Day to raise awareness that participation of women and girls in science needs to be strengthened. At present, women and girls are less than 30% of scientist and science students. Women are half of the Earth population; their talents must be better harnessed in science if we are to solve the challenges of the Agenda for Sustainable Development. The Day has been celebrated annually since 2016.
