Women in science (?)

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We need more researchers in Women’s History Month

This year’s event was derailed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Next year, we need to hear about more scientists, clinicians and engineers.

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White men still dominate in UK academic science

Men outnumber and out-earn women, and white people take up more posts and are more likely to be in the highest pay grades than people from minority ethnic groups.

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Male authors boost research impact through self-hyping studies

Sensationalistic terms in titles or abstracts of articles produce more citations than do articles without such words — and men are more likely to use them.

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Put talent first: Practical steps to eliminate gender bias in science

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Plugging the leaky pipeline for UK female chemists

The Royal Society of Chemistry has a plan to boost retention and promotion of female academic researchers.

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Female authors draw more student readers than do male authors

Female researchers’ scientific impact might be undervalued by citation metrics in some countries.

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Discover the world’s best science and medicine | Nature.com

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How female scientists can confront gender bias in the workplace

Six researchers offer tips for navigating through and beyond gender barriers.

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Science Sam is a big name on campus. She's a Ph.D. candidate in the sciences who wants to pursue a career outside of academia, like me. But unlike me, she is our school's science communication, or #scicomm, superstar. Her Instagram page, which aims to show the “fun and trendy” side of science,

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Many researchers face discrimination at work — perhaps in higher proportions than do those in other professions.

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When men organize speaker panels, they invite mainly men.

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Differences in publication rates and salaries analysed.