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Henrietta Dale 2016-Aug-30 Avoiding the ‘merit trap’
Henrietta Dale 2016-Aug-30 The Paradox of Meritocracy in Organizations
Henrietta Dale 2016-Aug-30 Enhancing interest in science: exemplars as cues to communal affordances of science
Henrietta Dale 2016-Aug-24 Harvey Mudd College took on gender bias and now more than half its computer-science majors are women
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2016-Aug-11 Pressemitteilung: Frauenanteil in Professorenschaft 2015 auf 23% gestiegen
Henrietta Dale 2016-Aug-10 Overview: Career Development Theory for Women in Engineering
Henrietta Dale 2016-Aug-5 The unfinished race: 30 years of gender verification in sport
Henrietta Dale 2016-Aug-4 Physical review physics education research - Gender in Physics special collection
Henrietta Dale 2016-Aug-1 What a Difference Sex and Gender Make
Henrietta Dale 2016-Aug-1 Studying Gender Bias in Physics Grading: The role of teaching experience and country
Olson.Mary 2016-Jul-31 Atomic Radiation is More Harmful to Women
Olson.Mary 2016-Jul-31 Women and Children Require More Protection From Ionizing Radiation than Men
Olson.Mary 2016-Jul-31 Nuclear: War of Human Consequences / paper presented to Vienna Conference December 2014
Olson.Mary 2016-Jul-31 Gender Matters in the Atomic Age / Presentation at United Nations During the NPT Review 2015
arroyo_lidia 2016-Jul-28 Gendered Innovations: Harnessing the Creative Power of Gender Analysis
arroyo_lidia 2016-Jul-28 Incorporating Sex As a Biological Variable in Neuropsychiatric Research: Where Are We Now and Where Should We Be?
Henrietta Dale 2016-Jul-25 Gender Pays Off
arroyo_lidia 2016-Jul-18 Statistics and methodology: gender and science - GenPORT Policy Brief 25
arroyo_lidia 2016-Jul-18 Securing top-level support for gender equality - GenPORT Policy Brief 23
arroyo_lidia 2016-Jul-18 How to implement an intersectional approach in academia - GenPORT Policy Brief 22