On the left, five focal papers are illustrated, together with their keywords (ki) and the share of male-authored citing papers (in %). The table on the right shows all pairs of focal papers such that one paper of a pair is female-authored and the other paper is male-authored. Column D shows the difference in the share of male-authored citing papers for a pair, which is used as an indicator for the degree of gender homophily. Column S shows the number of shared keywords, which is used as an indicator for the similarity between two papers.</p
Binary counting (present/absent, not count of occurrences) was applied to terms in titles and abstra...
The present paper addresses the problem of writing style patterns in the context of English Academic...
(A) Simulation of how measurements of gender homophily are affected by the gender composition of men...
In each histogram, the pairs of focal papers are restricted to those cases in which one focal paper ...
Average differences in the share of male-authored citing papers across different similarity levels. ...
For each model, the dependent variable is the share of male-authored papers among the citing papers....
<p>Numbers of papers (and percentage) of studies that focused on females, males, or both sexes autho...
This paper presents a study that analyzes and gives quantitative means for measuring the gender gap ...
Scholarly publications are among the most tangible forms of knowledge production. Therefore, it is i...
Gender differences in collaborative research have received little at- tention when compared wit...
Fig 3a. The number of male and female first authors who were or were not the corresponding author. N...
<p>Left figure: all authors. Right figure: enlarged dense area with low productive authors. Red = fe...
We examined the male-female collaboration practices of all internationally visible Polish university...
Numerous studies across different research fields have shown that both male and female referees cons...
Spreadsheets with 162 graphs showing average citation impact for female and male first-authored rese...
Binary counting (present/absent, not count of occurrences) was applied to terms in titles and abstra...
The present paper addresses the problem of writing style patterns in the context of English Academic...
(A) Simulation of how measurements of gender homophily are affected by the gender composition of men...
In each histogram, the pairs of focal papers are restricted to those cases in which one focal paper ...
Average differences in the share of male-authored citing papers across different similarity levels. ...
For each model, the dependent variable is the share of male-authored papers among the citing papers....
<p>Numbers of papers (and percentage) of studies that focused on females, males, or both sexes autho...
This paper presents a study that analyzes and gives quantitative means for measuring the gender gap ...
Scholarly publications are among the most tangible forms of knowledge production. Therefore, it is i...
Gender differences in collaborative research have received little at- tention when compared wit...
Fig 3a. The number of male and female first authors who were or were not the corresponding author. N...
<p>Left figure: all authors. Right figure: enlarged dense area with low productive authors. Red = fe...
We examined the male-female collaboration practices of all internationally visible Polish university...
Numerous studies across different research fields have shown that both male and female referees cons...
Spreadsheets with 162 graphs showing average citation impact for female and male first-authored rese...
Binary counting (present/absent, not count of occurrences) was applied to terms in titles and abstra...
The present paper addresses the problem of writing style patterns in the context of English Academic...
(A) Simulation of how measurements of gender homophily are affected by the gender composition of men...