Physics gender gap entrenched by biased networks

Biased collaboration and citation patterns are responsible for driving the gender gap in physics, finds a new study.

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Physics World
Published
2024-11-01
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https://doi.org/10.1088/2058-7058/37/11/14
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Science, Research, and Medicine
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Physics gender gap entrenched by biased networks

Michael Allen
Physics World
Science, Research, and Medicine
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Physics gender gap entrenched by biased networks

Michael Allen
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Abstract

Biased collaboration and citation patterns are responsible for driving the gender gap in physics, finds a new study.

Physics WorldVol. 37(11)
Gender equality
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Science, Research, and Medicine
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