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"Harnessing #SocialCapital to Enhance Collective Welfare" — our final Community Lecture of the season, starting in a few moments (7:30 pm Mountain).
Follow this 🧵 for highlights from the panel, and tune in to the YouTube stream:
#Economics #Inequality
Follow this 🧵 for highlights from the panel, and tune in to the YouTube stream:
#Economics #Inequality
In 2009 @TIME named @NAChristakis of @Yale, one of our panelists tonight, one of the top 100 most influential people in the world. His clever experiments examine the spread of altruism, emotions, & health behaviors in both virtual & real-world settings.
humannaturelab.net/people/nichola…
humannaturelab.net/people/nichola…
Our next panelist, SFI Ext Prof @JacksonmMatt of @Stanford, is a highly-awarded economist & the author of The Human Network: How Your Social Position Determines Your Power, Beliefs, & Behaviors:
web.stanford.edu/~jacksonm/book…
His episode of #ComplexityPodcast:
complexity.simplecast.com/episodes/12
web.stanford.edu/~jacksonm/book…
His episode of #ComplexityPodcast:
complexity.simplecast.com/episodes/12
Today at SFI:
External Professor @DaniSBassett (@Penn) on addressing #inequity in the scientific community caused by #bias in #citation practices—focusing on the evidence of a growing #gender imbalance in the reference lists of #neuroscience research.
santafe.edu/events/citing-…
External Professor @DaniSBassett (@Penn) on addressing #inequity in the scientific community caused by #bias in #citation practices—focusing on the evidence of a growing #gender imbalance in the reference lists of #neuroscience research.
santafe.edu/events/citing-…
The proportion of #neuroscience papers with woman first or last authors grew from 1995 to 2018, but the undercitation of female authors actually *increased* in that time.
SFI's @DaniSBassett (@Penn) on #gender #inequity in the scientific community:
SFI's @DaniSBassett (@Penn) on #gender #inequity in the scientific community:
Undercitation of #neuroscience research with first or last woman authors appears to be driven predominantly by the reference lists of papers written by male-male teams.
This is not to say, however, that all men undercite women, or that women do not also undercite women:
This is not to say, however, that all men undercite women, or that women do not also undercite women:
