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"Request a Woman Scientist" database aims to improves panel diversity

Wednesday, July 10, 2019 (0 Comments)
Posted by: Lindsey Keeley

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No more excuses for all-male panels

Recent studies show men are invited to speak on scientific panels at twice the rate that women are. This article reviews the success of the “Request a Woman Scientist” database, composed of more than 7,500 women from multiple disciplines and countries.

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"Request a Woman Scientist" database aims to improves panel diversity

No more excuses for all-male panels