How to Fix Gender Bias in the Sciences

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1. Here’s how we’ll fix gender bias in the sciences.

By Claire Pomeroy in Scientific American

2. To end poverty, we need to get everyone — especially women and children — some identification.

By Mahmoud Mohieldin and Mariana Dahan in the World Post

3. The Internet can learn a lot from TV about teaching the world.

By Charles Kenny in the Development Set

4. You can’t trust what you read about nutrition.

By Christie Aschwanden in FiveThirtyEight

5. These super-efficient streetlights are tricking mosquitoes and fighting dengue fever.

By Carla Kweifio-Okai in the Guardian

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