Diversity: A Nature & Scientific American Special Issue
Greater diversity in science's workforce and ideas is long overdue. Nature, in this special issue with Scientific American, explores connections between diversity and the rigour of research — including how marginalization affects study design — and discusses persistent, misguided assumptions. The message is clear: inclusive science is better science.
Nature Special: Women in science
This special issue of Nature takes a hard look at the gender gap — from bench to boardroom — and at what is being done to close it. Nature (07 March 2013)
Biased biology: the case of the missing vaginas
A study finds an apparent bias in biology towards the study of male animals' reproductive organs. Nature (09 May 2014)
Clinical trials ‘are excluding gay people’
People in homosexual relationships are routinely excluded from clinical trials, especially those related to sexual health, a study finds. Nature (19 March 2010)
