The Science on Women and Science

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The book explores the debate surrounding the underrepresentation of women in science and engineering, questioning whether bias is the primary factor as suggested by a 2007 National Academy of Sciences report. It features a collection of essays that present diverse perspectives on the issue, offering insights into potential alternative explanations for the scarcity of women in quantitative fields. This multifaceted approach encourages critical thinking about gender dynamics in academia and industry.