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What Works: A Review
My review of What Works Gender Equality by Design by Iris Bohnet can be found at Nature. This is a book that is intended to be a guide to institutional action. I was somewhat underwhelmed, as my review makes plain. … Continue reading
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Those Annoying Little Habits
New lecturers are encouraged, possibly even compelled, to allow themselves to be videoed giving presentations/lectures so they can improve their teaching styles. Even before then, early career researchers may be offered that option and it is probably wise to accept. … Continue reading
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Am I a Lady?
I am of a generation that was brought up with (though most certainly not to laugh at) the joke ‘That’s no lady, that’s my wife’. Classist overtones? Undoubtedly, as well as inherent sexism: the word ‘lady’ to me is not … Continue reading
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We’ve Come a Long Way But…
When it comes to women in science, the Athena Swan ‘brand’ is well established. By now, universities up and down the country are signed up to the Athena Swan Charter and many departments are seriously engaged with the process. Nevertheless … Continue reading
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A Professorial Guide (Updated)
In the run up to Christmas I feel I should be posting something light, frothy and cheerful. But somehow a diet of the REF, the Strategy and Innovation review which prompted my last post, as well as more domestic upheavals and … Continue reading