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Quoted: Emily Cooper on Gender Equality in the STEM Fields

2/10/2016
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“Advancement in science should be based on merit, and a scientific community is best positioned to tackle complex problems if it is composed of people with a diversity of backgrounds,” says Emily Cooper, research assistant professor of psychological and brain sciences, in a Brit & Co story about the shrinking gender divide in the STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) fields.

 

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