Why It Is -Still- Difficult to Be a Woman in Science by Shobhana Narasimhan

Why It Is -Still- Difficult to Be a Woman in Science by Shobhana Narasimhan

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Why It Is -Still- Difficult to Be a Woman in Science by Shobhana Narasimhan

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  1. 1 Date: Wed, 26 February 2020, 14:30 to
  2. 2 Why it is still difficult to be a women in science
  3. 3 Life Was Not Easy for Marie Curie
  4. 4 Life Was Not Easy for Emmy Noether
  5. 5 Kampala Sohonie
  6. 6 Why is it difficult being a woman in science?
  7. 7 Few in Number
  8. 8 Historically, the number of women in science has been low
  9. 9 The world over, women in science are in a minority
  10. 10 You may be surprised by some of the numbers
  11. 11 The Enigma of India: 1
  12. 12 The Enigma of India: 2
  13. 13 The Enigma of India: 3
  14. 14 Percentage of Scientists who are Women
  15. 15 Very Few Women Physics Professors in India
  16. 16 Pressures due to Family Responsibilities
  17. 17 Societal & Familial Pressures
  18. 18 'Leaky Pipeline' in the USA
  19. 19 'Waterfall' in India
  20. 20 Breaks in Education & Career among women in India
  21. 21 Reasons for Break in Career
  22. 22 Becoming parent affects career progression: more so for women than men
  23. 23 Women scientists do most of the housework!
  24. 24 The Two-Body Problem
  25. 25 Age Limits for Jobs
  26. 26 Productivity Gap
  27. 27 Nepotism and sexism in peer-review
  28. 28 Science faculty's subtle gender biases favor male students
  29. 29 A Riddle
  30. 30 A Confession
  31. 31 Implicit Bias
  32. 32 Gender Stereotyping Starts Early!
  33. 33 Lack of Recognition - Top Science Administrators in India are almost all Male
  34. 34 Women in Science Academies
  35. 35 Nobel Prizes to Women
  36. 36 Bhatnagar Prizes to Women
  37. 37 Jocelyn Bell-Burnell
  38. 38 Isolation Lack of Peer Group & Mentorship
  39. 39 Being the only Woman in the Room... Still Happens!
  40. 40 The Importance of Informal Networks
  41. 41 Hostile Work Environment
  42. 42 "Boys will be boys..."
  43. 43 The Chilly Climate
  44. 44 Rosalind Franklin & Misogyny
  45. 45 Sir Aaron Klug on Rosalind Franklin
  46. 46 Manterrupting & Bropropriating
  47. 47 Sexual Harassment - Sexual harassment is widely prevalent
  48. 48 Proactive Measures & Success Stories
  49. 49 Career Development Workshops for Women in Physics
  50. 50 And by the way, I do get along with my colleagues!
  51. 51 Breaking into Male Bastions: India's Women Rocket Scientists
  52. 52 But...Rocket Scientists in 'Mission Mangal'!
  53. 53 Committees, Govt. of India
  54. 54 Concerted Efforts Needed to Change Numbers
  55. 55 Mentors and Friends Help a Lot!
  56. 56 Q&A
  57. 57 The 'Obvious' Measures

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