Web life: Grandma Got STEM
A blog that defies expectations about who "gets" science and technology
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Women shun fields that are perceived to require ‘innate ability’
New survey casts light on gender imbalance in physics
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British scientists from ethnic minority backgrounds share their life stories
Video interviews form part of Royal Society’s oral history project
The cost of stereotypes
A new study indicates that stereotypes impair women's careers in science, regardless of how well qualified they are
Co-operation is needed to boost women in Latin America
Latin America is slowly overcoming difficulties in getting more women in physics, but increased co-operation is needed to reduce the gender gap further
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Learning to adapt: an interview with Joshua Miele
Physicist-turned-adaptive-devices-researcher Joshua Miele talks about the barriers that blind science students face in their studies
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Diversifying physics
MIT students and faculty believe that diversity is the key to success
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One good sign
Women working in STEM
Physicists show bias against female job applicants
Men are offered higher salaries in hiring study
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On the shoulders of eastern giants: the forgotten contributions of medieval physicists
View on demand: an online lecture presented by Jim Al-Khalili
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