Thread by @ShebaAJ

Continuing with the #womeninScience #WomenInScienceDay

Here are some interesting links from @CellPressNews

cell.com/cell/fulltext/…
Joan Steitz speaks with Cell editor Lara Szewczak about how she came to be an advocate for women in science.

@SteitzLab

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This one celebrates young and diverse scientists and the mentorship that has guided them. Their stories come from different corners of the world but are tied together by a common thread of tenacity and perseverance.

cell.com/cell-metabolis…

@Cell_Metabolism

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Researchers and STEM advocates argue that science is fundamentally about people and that these human narratives must be captured and shared publicly as an integral part of the scientific process.

cell.com/trends/molecul…

@TrendsMolecMed

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Joule's most highly cited article was led by female corresponding author and chemical engineering professor Yingping Zou.

cell.com/joule/fulltext…

@Joule_CP

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Researchers discuss the outcomes of the 4-year pilot phase of the New York Stem Cell Foundation institutional report card initiative and outline future directions for efforts to promote gender equity in STEM.

cell.com/cell-stem-cell…

@CellStemCell

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Researchers report that women ask fewer questions than expected regardless of their representation in talk audiences but show that public discussion of under-participation of women in Q&A sessions does alter question-asking behavior

cell.com/ajhg/fulltext/…

@AJHGNews

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Researchers argue that solving today's increasingly complex public health challenges requires diverse perspectives from multidisciplinary teams.

cell.com/neuron/fulltex…

@NeuroCellPress

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And yet another proud plug for the women in Cell Press!

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