Read article: Women less likely to be included as authors on scientific papers, finds study
Effect seen at every stage of a woman’s career and may help to account for differences in the observed output of male and female scientists
Read article: White heterosexual men have systematic advantages in science, finds study
An analysis of survey data has found that white able-bodied heterosexual men are uniquely privileged and experience a wide range of advantages at work
Read article: Women in electrochemistry put science first
A 50-strong team of female guest editors has produced a focus issue of the Journal of The Electrochemical Society that highlights the scientific contributions of women in electrochemistry
Read article: The benefits of making physics a more accessible discipline
Claire Malone highlights the importance of creating a better working environment for those with physical disabilities
Read article: Physics is something that girls fancy
Jess Wade says that recent high-profile comments that girls don’t like physics perpetuate false gender stereotypes and limit young people’s aspirations
Read article: Publication boost for LGBTQA scientists who disclose their identities at work
LGBTQA scientists who hide their identities while at work have been found to produce fewer peer-reviewed publications than those who are more open about their sexuality and gender identity
Read article: Why reforming scientific awards can help to tackle discrimination in physics
Jess Wade and Maryam Zaringhalam say that changing prize processes can help to champion a more equitable future
Read article: Physics buildings: the good, the bad and the ugly; breaking the silence on bullying and harassment
In this podcast we talk about documenting toxic workplaces and the architecture of physics
Read article: Credit where it’s due: why not nominate yourself or a colleague for an Institute of Physics award?
Applications are open until 14 February 2022
Read article: Lab gender roles not due to personal choice, finds study
Male and female task preferences for experimental work are largely the same despite what is seen in the lab
