Based on this study, the current practice of authorizing animal experiments appears to rest on an assumption of scientific rigor, rather than on evidence that it is applied

Group involved in the grant application process identified five major challenges to women in STEM faculty positions at Clemson

People whose ideologies color their perceptions are those with the most extreme ideologies, at either end of the spectrum

Funding mechanism no better than random for choosing projects that will produce most-cited science, analysis suggests

Study shows thinking from God’s perspective can reduce bias against others

In the workplace, part of the issue is not knowing the difference between diversity and inclusion

Utah computer scientists discover how to find bias in algorithms

The National Institutes of Health’s system for selecting research projects may be considered the gold standard for equitably awarding funding, but that hasn’t kept the agency from dispatching three University of Wisconsin–Madison professors to probe the system for bias.