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Too Much Emphasis on Implicit Bias Impedes Gender Equality Efforts in Academia

Too Much Emphasis on Implicit Bias Impedes Gender Equality Efforts in Academia

Implicit bias - the presence of prejudices and stereotypes in the workplace - has been a topic of discussion both within and outside academia. Does this lead to a focus on the individual that masks embedded structures inhibiting gender equality?

When the Numbers Tell Different Stories

When the Numbers Tell Different Stories

Men produce twice as many scientific publications as women. At least that's the long-held assumption. But Lynn Nygaard, a special adviser and doctoral research fellow at PRIO, challenges this widespread belief in her recent article.

Men and Women Use Their Time Differently, but Everyone Works Too Much

Men and Women Use Their Time Differently, but Everyone Works Too Much

Male post-docs and PhD candidates work more than their female colleagues, but female professors work the most hours of all, according to the latest time use survey.