Explore the evolving landscape of women's participation in astrophysics through a comprehensive analysis presented by renowned astrophysicist Jocelyn Bell Burnell. Delve into IAU data to examine country-specific variations and temporal trends in female representation within the field. Gain valuable insights into the factors influencing gender diversity in astrophysics and discover potential strategies for promoting inclusivity in scientific research. This thought-provoking lecture offers a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing women in the field of astrophysics, drawing from Bell Burnell's extensive experience and expertise.
Women in Astrophysics - Global Trends and Lessons
Overview
Syllabus
Jocelyn Bell Burnell - “Women in Astrophysics”
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Stanford Physics
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