Sticky steps and the gender gap: how thoughtful practices could help keep caregivers in science

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A++ discussion, fully matches my personal experience. 'The gender gap has increased when compared to 30 years ago [..] this problem is driven by one main factor: caregiving' https://t.co/bl3eluKyPv

Sticky steps and the #GenderGap: how thoughtful practices could help keep #caregivers in science #ProcB #OpenAccess https://t.co/6lGosIZUhW #BiologicalSciencePractices https://t.co/GgyWO6tvxg

RT @RSocPublishing: #ProcB Sticky steps and the #gender gap: how thoughtful practices could help keep #caregivers in #science https://t.co/…

#ProcB Sticky steps and the #gender gap: how thoughtful practices could help keep #caregivers in #science https://t.co/1akVbFXDg0 #OpenAccess #BiologicalSciencePractices https://t.co/jyYjr9FTke

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