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Saturday, 21 May

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There's an idea!

To Fight Bias, Consider Highlighting Your Race or Gender

Aneesh RaiEdward ChangErika KirgiosKaty Milkman / Scientific American
When networking, women and people in racial and ethnic minority groups can benefit from calling out their identity
Where are all the women and men?

Biomedical Research Falls Short at Factoring in Sex and Gender

Rebecca M. Shansky and Anne Z. Murphy / Scientific American
It's more complicated

Biomedical Research Falls Short at Factoring in Sex and Gender

Rebecca M. Shansky and Anne Z. Murphy / Scientific American
The failure to consider the influence of sex and gender on health physiology goes beyond the clinic. What have we been missing by excluding female animals from preclinical research?
Reframe and reflect

The Deadly Consequences of Hypersexualizing Asian Women

Janet Fang / Scientific American
A long history of racism and misogyny set the stage for recent violence, including a murderous “bad day” in Atlanta
There's an idea!

To Close the Gender Gap in Wages, We Need to Start Young

Sophie Arnold and Katherine McAuliffe / Scientific American
As early as third grade, girls ask for less than boys when negotiating.
It's more complicated

How Dozens of Languages Help Build Gender Stereotypes

Gary Stix / Scientific American
Usage patterns shape biases worldwide, whether in Japanese, Persian or English.
There's an idea!

The Quantum Computer Revolution Must Include Women

Chandralekha Singh / Scientific American
Physics is still dominated by men, which means we’re largely missing out on the talents of half the population
There's an idea!

Pregnant Women Must Be Included in Medical Research

Kathryn G. Schubert / Scientific American
Recent studies have shown that pregnant women are at increased risk for severe illness from the coronavirus. They are more likely to be admitted to the intensive care unit and receive invasive ventilation, and are at increased risk of death compared to nonpregnant women.
Pioneers and progress

These Nine Women Should Have Key Roles in the New Administration

500 Women Scientists / Scientific American
They’re extraordinarily accomplished, and they could form a powerful “Science Squad” to help Joe Biden and Kamala Harris repair the damage done over the past four years.
Guess what I just learned?

A Woman Warned GM about Warming, But Men Didn’t Listen

Maxine Joselow / Scientific American
Throughout the 1970s, Ruth Reck researched the effects of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide. Her work offered strong evidence that CO2 heated the planet and could trigger dire consequences on Earth, such as melting ice sheets and sea-level rise. Despite her expertise, Reck was passed over for the opportunity to lead GM's task force on global warming in 1989.
Guess what I just learned?

The First Footprints on Mars Could Belong to This Geologist

Alexandra Witze / Scientific American
NASA astronaut Jessica Watkins is at the forefront of a new crop of space explorers destined for the moon and maybe one day Mars.
It's more complicated

Why Don’t People Care That More Men Don’t Choose Caregiving Professions?

Scott Barry Kaufman / Scientific American
People attribute the lack of women in STEM fields to external factors but attribute the lack of men in helping professions to internal ones.

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