Medical Journal Articles Written by Women Are Cited Less than Those by Men
Original research articles with women as both primary and senior authors are cited the least
women in STEM
Addressing the Science Gender Gap
What a metrics-driven approach can do for female career progression
‘Laser Lab’ Prioritizes DEI Initiatives to Benefit Research
The Laboratory for Laser Energetics is actively engaged in diversity, equity, and inclusion programs in an effort to evolve and conduct high-impact research
The Power of Diversity in the Lab
Different experiences and perspectives bring new ideas and solutions to the lab
Women in Science Propose Changes to Discriminatory Measures of Success
New article calls for a shift in the value system of science to emphasize a more equal, inclusive academic culture
For Girls, Learning Science Outside Linked to Better Outcomes
Researchers found that an outdoor science program was linked to higher average science grades and an increase in a measure of science knowledge
Social Context Affects Gendered Views of STEM Subjects
Study involving survey respondents from England and Japan presents a new model of why physics and mathematics are seen as masculine subjects
Mothers in Academia Address Workplace Inequalities
Boston University researchers and peers from around the world, after decades of talk, lay out a plan for action
Physics Camp Has Proven Benefits for High School Girls
Rice studies also show hands-on engineering experiences help teachers engage students
It's Time to Bolster Women in Conservation, Study Shows
A recent study reviewed a swathe of published conservation science, investigating the cause and impact of gender imbalance in the field