Economics

Women are credited less in science than men

M. B. Ross, B. M. Glennon, et al.

This enlightening research conducted by Matthew B. Ross, Britta M. Glennon, Raviv Murciano-Goroff, Enrico G. Berkes, Bruce A. Weinberg, and Julia I. Lane explores how women's contributions in science are frequently overlooked. It reveals troubling trends in authorship attribution that may hinder women's career advancement in high-impact publications.... show more

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