Interdisciplinary Studies

In the race for knowledge, is human capital the most essential element?

L. Sinay, R. W. Carter, et al.

This research challenges the belief that human capital is the primary driver of scientific progress. Conducted by Laura Sinay, Rodney William Carter, and Maria Cristina Fogliatti de Sinay, it reveals biases in language, gender, and funding that skew researcher visibility, urging a rethink of algorithmic fairness in science.

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