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Category Archives: Jenny Saul
A Spoonful of Sugar Helps the Prejudice Go Down
I wasn’t really paying attention to the radio. I was busy cooking, but it sounded to me as if the question Clive Anderson asked the film-maker Andrea Calderwood on Saturday’s episode of Loose Ends amounted to ‘how come a nice … Continue reading
Posted in Equality, interviews, Jenny Saul, Unconscious bias, Women in science
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Just How Bad Is It?
It is easy to think that science is uniquely bad amongst the academic disciplines in the problems that some women may face. In the past few weeks I have visited various Universities to discuss some of the relevant issues and … Continue reading
Posted in Athena Swan, Jenny Saul, philosophy, Science Culture, sexual harassment, Women in science
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