Women cluster in certain fields, according to a study of millions of journal articles, while men get more credit
By Robin Wilson
When Jennifer Jacquet first visited Carl T. Bergstrom's
evolutionary-biology lab at the University of Washington last year, she
was surrounded by men. Men staring at data on the 27-inch Mac Pro
computer screen that takes center stage in the lab. Men talking about
mathematical proofs, about a
South Park episode on evolution, about their latest mountain-climbing adventures. (
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