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Category: Women in science

I am a woman in science, and I am actively engaged in understanding when and why women leave science at a greater rate than men. In addition to building mentoring ladders, organizing workshops, and discussing the topic openly, I am also a firm believer that good data is the best way to incite change. I will therefore highlight new studies on gender bias in science as they are published.

May 27, 2015May 27, 2015 Britt Koskella Being a scientist, Women in science

To share or not to share

I love blogging, and twitter, and emailing, and even the occasional Facebook check. I’ve always accepted that much of my life is open to the public, and I think hard before I tweet or post about anything too personal. I try to keep my public-facing persona professional and science-focused most of the time (with the … Continue reading To share or not to share

January 11, 2013February 23, 2013 Britt Koskella Women in science

Your data needed….

Friday night antics. I just recently convinced my husband to try drinking upside down to cure his hiccups. He laughed at me and said, "if that worked, surely everyone would know about it by now." So, my first question to you, my replicate samples wonderful readers, is: Have you ever heard of curing hiccups by … Continue reading Your data needed….

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