Housework Is an Academic Issue: How to keep talented women scientists in the lab, where they belong. By Londa Schiebinger and Shannon K. Gilmartin on the Academe Online website.
Monday, February 22, 2010
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1 comment:
I am glad to see this title and will read it hopefully when I return from the store!; it is most frustrating that my concentration and creativity are disrupted, and my energy is drained by the thankless tasks of household management.
Ernesto Vasquez, MD
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