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Talks on High Energy Physics From CERN’s 1st Workshop on High Energy Physics and Gender
Talks on Gender Issues in High Energy Physics From CERN’s 1st Workshop on High Energy Physics and Gender
Reporting on the 1st Workshop on High Energy Physics and Gender
Further Reading
Many Steps Forward, A Few Steps Back: Women in Physics in the U.S.A. Apriel K Hodari et al Fermilab
Common Challenges Faced by Women of Color in Physics, and Actions Faculty Can Take to Minimize Those Challenges Angela Johnson et al St Mary's College, TERC, Eureka Scientific
Sexual Harassment of Women: Climate, Culture, and Consequences in Academic Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine Frazier Benya, study director National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, Medicine
Gender Bias in Academe: An Annotated Bibliography of Important Recent Studies Danica Savonick and Cathy N. Davidson HASTAC
Gender Systematics in Telescope Time Allocation at ESO Ferdinando PatatEuropean Southern Observatory
Meeting the Universe Halfway: Quantum Physics and the Entanglement of Matter and Meaning Karen Barad UC Santa Cruz
The Problem with Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity Geraldine Cochran Rutgers
Cognitive Repression in Contemporary Physics Evelyn Fox Keller SUNY Purchase (currently MIT)
Has Feminism Changed Physics? Amy Bug Swarthmore
Reaching for the Stars Without an Invitation Jarita Charmian Holbrook, Diane Gu, Sharon Traweek American Scientist
The ‘Benefits’ of Black Physics Students Jedidah C. Isler New York Times/Vanderbilt U
Curiosity and the end of discrimination Chanda Prescod-Weinstein U Washington/UNH
Astronomical community: The power of being counted Sarah Tuttle U Washington
(Baby) Steps Toward Feminist Physics Barbara Whitten Colorado College
Talks on High Energy Physics From CERN’s 1st Workshop on High Energy Physics and Gender .
Inflation Ana Achucarro Leiden U. (Slides Not Available)
AdS/CFT correspondence Agnese Bissi Uppsala U.
Black hole entropy Alejandra Castro Amsterdam U.
Cosmology Laura Covi Goettingen U.
BSM Phenomenology JiJi Fan Brown U.
Lattice QCD & flavour physics Elvira Gamiz Granada U.
Neutrino Physics Silvia Pascoli Durham U.
Dark Matter Tracy Slatyer MIT
Parton distributions from high precision collider data Maria Ubiali Cambridge U., DAMTP
SM Effective Field Theory Eleni Vryonidou CERN
Heavy Ion Physics Korinna Zapp LIP, Lisbon & CERN
Talks on Gender Issues in High Energy Physics From CERN’s 1st Workshop on High Energy Physics and Gender .
Gender in academic recruitment and selection Marieke van den Brink Nijmegen U.
From Starbucks to the academy: Unconscious bias and what can we do about it? Meytal Eran-Jona Weizmann Inst.
Understanding young women's science aspirations Julie Moote UCL, London
1+1+1+... Personal perspective on women in physics Yosef Nir Weizmann Institute
On the road to equality Jessica Wade Imperial College London
Gender initiatives at CERN Geneviève Guinot CERN Diversity Office
NOTE: The talk from Alessandro Strumia contains personal attacks on colleagues, and has been removed from the CERN server for violating institutional policies. For similar reasons, we will not host or link to those slides, which are at this point easily found on the internet
More Than 200 Physicists Denounce Sexist Lecture at CERN Ryan F. Mandelbaum, Gizmodo
Physicists condemn sexism through particles for justice Sophia Chen, Wired
Hundreds of physicists condemn sexist talk at CERN on women in physics Leah Crane, New Scientist
High-energy-physics community condemns sexist talk at CERN Andrew Grant, Physics Today
Scientists condemn professor's 'morally reprehensible' talk Pallab Ghosh, BBC
Theoretisch natuurkundigen schrijven antiseksismebrief Ianthe Sahadat, De volkskrant
Scientist's claim physics was 'invented and built by men' is false: physicist Sheena Goodyear, CBC
Male Physicist Claims Women Are Worse at Physics at CERN Gender Bias Talk Ed Cara, Gizmodo
CERN Suspends "Highly Offensive" Physics Professor Who Gave Talk on Gender Sarah Sloat, Inverse
Women in science: 'We want to be accepted into the club' Marie Jackson and Jennifer Scott, BBC
“La fisica? Non è donna”, il Cern sospende il ricercatore Fabio Di Todarol, La Stampa
Science doesn’t belong to men. Here’s the proof Afua Hirsch, Guardian
No, men are not the real victims of discrimination in physics – here are the women fighting sexism in their field Chella Quint, Independent
One scientist’s baffling attempt to prove that physics isn’t sexist Cassie Werber, Quartz
Gender parity in science is an uphill struggle Economist
Particle physicist proves that YOU are cleverer than 20% of people at CERN (or how to spot dodgy data analysis when its staring you in the face) Eluned Smith RWTH Aachen University
Canadian scientists slam male physicist's 'discriminatory' speech on gender issues The Canadian Press, CBC
Scientist who said 'physics built by men' blasts political correctness as backlash against him continues Jacob Jarvis, Evening Standard
CERN Suspends Physicist for Sexism, Acting Sooner Than Other Institutions Have Vasudevan Mukunth The Wire
Thousands of physicists sign letter condemning ‘disgraceful’ Alessandro Strumia gender talk Michael Banks, Physics World
Recruiting and hiring women in STEM fields. Christy Glass and Krista Lynn Minnotte, Journal of Diversity in Higher Education
Boosting the number of students from underrepresented groups in physics Nicola Jones, Nature
LGBT+ Climate in Physics Report, APS
The Leaky Pipeline for Postdocs: A study of the time between receiving a PhD and securing a faculty job for male and female astronomers Kevin Flaherty (white paper)
The truth has got its boots on: what the evidence says about Mr. Damore’s Google memo Erin Giglio (blog)
Shattering the Lavender Ceiling: A Gay Theoretical Physicist's Perspective Michael Ramsey Musolf, Brookhaven National Lab
A U.S./Canadian Race & Racism Reading List Chanda Prescod-Weinstein (blog)
The Politics of Pure Science Daniel S. Greenberg
Diversity Fatigue Is Real Mariam B. Lam, Chronicle of Higher Education
Stop Equating “Science” With Truth Chanda Prescod-Weinstein, Slate
After colleges promised to increase it, hiring of black faculty declined Matt Krupnick, The Hechinger Report
Building an Inclusive AAS - The Critical Role of Diversity and Inclusion Training for AAS Council and Astronomy Leadership Carolyn Brinkworth, Allison Byrd Skaer, Chanda Prescod-Weinstein, Johanna Teske, Sarah Tuttle (white paper)
Nature Astronomy Focus: Gender equity in astronomy Nature Astronomy
Decolonising Science Reading List Chanda Prescod-Weinstein (blog)
Gender Bias in Academe: An Annotated Bibliography of Important Recent Studies HASTAC Team
Why should physicists study history? Matt Stanley, Physics Today
Defying the Odds: Minority Mentors Chanda Prescod-Weinstein, Inside Higher Education