Women in science

Women who are potential future scientists decide to drop out of the field at points of transition, found a national report on the problem. Graduate students and co-chairs of Harvard Graduate Women in Science and Engineering Eun Young Choi (left) and Amanda Evans helped organize a symposium that examined the issue and called for reforms.

Staff photo Rose Lincoln/Harvard News Office

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