Gender Bias in Research Funding
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•Gender bias might be working at level of whole disciplines
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The more women there are in a field, the lower the overall grant-application success rate and evaluation of researcher quality, according to the latest study.
The study looked at funding data from several organizations spanning tens of thousands of researchers and grant applicants in more than 40 disciplines.
Researchers are divided as to how surprising the latest findings are.
Research funders in Australia have previously made big moves to try to rectify gender bias.
In 2022 , the country’s main health- and medical-research funder, the National Health and Medical Research Council , overhauled its funding process, introducing quotas that specify that half of its grants will go to women.
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