Why are there so few women in science?

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Abstract

Increasing attention has been drawn to the problems faced by women in science, engineering and technology (SET). Women are unequally represented in science and their career progression is not comparable to their male colleagues. The growing interest in this topic may partly be because of the growing awareness of the huge untapped economic potential that women represent.

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Lane, N. J. (1999). Why are there so few women in science? Nature. https://doi.org/10.1038/nature28067

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