International audienceWe examine gender differences among the six PhD student cohorts 2004–2009 at the California Institute of Technology using a new dataset that includes information on trainees and their advisors and enables us to construct detailed measures of teams at the advisor level. We focus on the relationship between graduate student publications and: (1) their gender; (2) the gender of the advisor, (3) the gender pairing between the advisor and the student and (4) the gender composition of the team. We find that female graduate students co-author on average 8.5% fewer papers than men; that students writing with female advisors publish 7.7% more. Of particular note is that gender pairing matters: male students working with female ...
This article examines gender differences in publication productivity and factors correlated with hig...
Sex differences in human performance have been documented across a wide array of human endeavours. M...
Gender disparities appear to be decreasing in academia according to a number of metrics, such as gra...
International audienceWe examine gender differences among the six PhD student cohorts 2004–2009 at t...
We examine gender differences among the six PhD student cohorts 2004–2009 at the California Institut...
We examine gender differences among the six PhD student cohorts 2004-2009 at the California Institut...
Women in the sciences who earn PhDs are less likely than their male counterparts to pursue tenure-tr...
Measures of research productivity have become widely used for obtaining tenure, third party funding,...
The unmet demand for Information Technology faculty has created unprecedented opportunities at acade...
This article examines the impact of gender on researchers’ journal selection decisions, and thereby ...
This paper examines whether women and men publish journal articles at a level comparable with their ...
The past academic gender literature has focused on the underproduction of academic women in research...
There is a widespread perception in the academic community that peer review is subject to many biase...
Sex differences in human performance have been documented across a wide array of human endeavours. M...
Historically, research from various fields has indicated that females are underrepresented in academ...
This article examines gender differences in publication productivity and factors correlated with hig...
Sex differences in human performance have been documented across a wide array of human endeavours. M...
Gender disparities appear to be decreasing in academia according to a number of metrics, such as gra...
International audienceWe examine gender differences among the six PhD student cohorts 2004–2009 at t...
We examine gender differences among the six PhD student cohorts 2004–2009 at the California Institut...
We examine gender differences among the six PhD student cohorts 2004-2009 at the California Institut...
Women in the sciences who earn PhDs are less likely than their male counterparts to pursue tenure-tr...
Measures of research productivity have become widely used for obtaining tenure, third party funding,...
The unmet demand for Information Technology faculty has created unprecedented opportunities at acade...
This article examines the impact of gender on researchers’ journal selection decisions, and thereby ...
This paper examines whether women and men publish journal articles at a level comparable with their ...
The past academic gender literature has focused on the underproduction of academic women in research...
There is a widespread perception in the academic community that peer review is subject to many biase...
Sex differences in human performance have been documented across a wide array of human endeavours. M...
Historically, research from various fields has indicated that females are underrepresented in academ...
This article examines gender differences in publication productivity and factors correlated with hig...
Sex differences in human performance have been documented across a wide array of human endeavours. M...
Gender disparities appear to be decreasing in academia according to a number of metrics, such as gra...