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The Gift of Pink
So, the presents are unwrapped, the turkey (or nut roast) consumed and the levels of alcohol in the blood perhaps beginning to recede. It’s time to regroup, to start drawing up that list of good resolutions for 2012 and to … Continue reading
Posted in Equality, Women in Science
Tagged Delilah, Hamley's, Laura Nelson, Lego friends, toys
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Where is Physics Barbie?
This article first appeared in Times Higher Education on 25th August 2011. The title is as it appears there. Diversity matters, be it in the make-up of Parliament, among our television presenters or in our boardrooms. It matters in science … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Equality, Women in Science
Tagged A level choices, career choices, cultural stereotypes, toys
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