From the Nobel stage to the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences: Women in science represent a unique aspect of the situation in Bulgaria compared to other European countries

Wednesday, Jun 3, 2026

Women are underrepresented in global tech/engineering, but Bulgaria is an exception, highlighted by young women pursuing science there.

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Women remain a minority in many global technology and engineering professions, but Bulgaria is an exception, as evidenced by statistics and the career choices of young people who pursue science there. The text also includes a request for readers to register on Mediapool.bg to support independent journalism and access their archive.

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