Lindsay Borthwick

Women less likely than men to receive research funding from some CIHR Institutes

Lindsay Borthwick
October 30, 2019

A new study showed that women are significantly less likely than men to receive funding from CIHR in some research areas, suggesting funding agencies should monitor success rates by gender and by research content area.

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Organizations:
Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute, and University of Toronto
People:
Dr Karen Burns
Topics:
gender bias, gender equity and diversity, and research funding

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