Sociality enhances survival in science, especially for female researchers
Abstract
null Intense competition for limited opportunities means the career path of a scientist is a challenging one, and female scientists in particular are less likely to survive in academia. Collaboration is a key factor in scientific advances, and in social species enhanced sociality improves fitness and longevity. Yet whether sociality influences career progression and survival in science, and how this might differ between genders, is largely...
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Sociality enhances survival in science, especially for female researchers
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Mar 4, 2020
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