Historically, medical research has been male-dominated in terms of subjects as well as researchers, even though women make up half of the world’s population. As a result of this gender bias, insights ...

Despite being a growing percentage of the physician workforce, women physicians continued to be paid less than their male colleagues, a strong body of evidence shows. While the gender pay gap ...

Some scientific and technical challenges slip through the gaps of existing research because they’re not quite a fit for academic labs, or startups, or other organizations doing R&D. But a new ...

To close the gender gap in workplace recruitment, research out of Harvard Business School suggests that employers must challenge dated assumptions like assuming that confidence is a proxy for ...

In an era where data is the new oil and artificial intelligence is the refinery, the academic landscape is undergoing seismic shifts. As the boundaries between human and machine learning blur, the ...

In recent months, the US has significantly reduced or eliminated funding for numerous agencies responsible for conducting global medical research. How will this affect French, European, and ...

WHEN THE COVID-19 pandemic first shut down campuses in America and Europe, the reactions among academics were mixed. Some were thrilled to retreat to home offices with uninterrupted time for thinking, ...

ROCHESTER — Federal grant funding underpins America's scientific innovation ecosystem. For decades, it has been key to the United States' prominence in research and development, especially in medicine ...