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Stereotypes matter: Computer science needs better role models Breaking research
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Stereotypes matter: Computer science needs better role models

White, male, billionaire entrepreneurs fuel stereotypes that compound the issues surrounding diversity in technology and computer science, according to a new study. The identities of famous people contribute a lot to stereotypes in their respective domains. Prominent public figures can easily become influential to young people. But are these role models effective for creating a […]

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Social Media Isn’t Entirely To Blame For Anxiety In Young People, Says Expert
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World’s Most Common Heart Valve Disease Linked to Insulin Resistance in Large National Study
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Consumers Face Barriers to Embracing Ethical Fashion, Psychologist Warns
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Around 450,000 Children Disadvantaged by Lack of School Support for Colour Blindness
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Taylor & Francis Announces Open Access Collective Funding Pilot
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HEPI Launches New Policy Note on Advancing Translational Research to Support Real-World Solutions
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Taylor & Francis Announces Open Access Collective Funding Pilot

Collective Pathway to Open Publishing will support authors to publish OA using a combination of funding sources A new Taylor & Francis pilot aims to support open access (OA) publishing using a combination of existing funding sources, enabling authors of every article type to choose OA at no cost. Collective Pathway to Open Publishing (CPOP) […]

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HEPI Launches New Policy Note on Advancing Translational Research to Support Real-World Solutions
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Taylor & Francis Joins DAISY Consortium’s Inclusive Publishing Partner Program
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Taylor & Francis Unveils Free Digital Hub for the Medical Devices Community
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Expert Psychologists Answer Burning Questions in New Popular Science Book Series
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New Guidance to Empower Patient Authors
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Open Access Partnerships Key to Increasing the Global Impact of African Research
Stereotypes matter: Computer science needs better role models Breaking research
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Stereotypes matter: Computer science needs better role models

White, male, billionaire entrepreneurs fuel stereotypes that compound the issues surrounding diversity in technology and computer science, according to a new study. The identities of famous people contribute a lot to stereotypes in their respective domains. Prominent public figures can easily become influential to young people. But are these role models effective for creating a […]

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World’s Most Common Heart Valve Disease Linked to Insulin Resistance in Large National Study
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Depression Rates in LGBTQIA+ Students are Three Times Higher Than Their Peers, New Research Suggests
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Power of Aesthetic Species on Social Media Boosts Wildlife Conservation Efforts, Say Experts
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Not Going Out is the “New Normal” Post-Covid, Say Experts
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Teens Who Made History with Pythagoras’ Theorem Discovery Publish Their First Academic Paper with New Proofs
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Teaching must be made more attractive as a profession to tackle shortages
Social Media Isn’t Entirely To Blame For Anxiety In Young People, Says Expert Book publication announcement
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Social Media Isn’t Entirely To Blame For Anxiety In Young People, Says Expert

Social media and excessive screen time cannot solely be blamed for a rise in anxiety disorders in young people, according to a sociologist after extensive research. In Why We Worry, sociologist Roland Paulsen argues that it is too simplistic for psychologists to say screens have created new forms of addiction that isolate young people from […]

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Consumers Face Barriers to Embracing Ethical Fashion, Psychologist Warns
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Around 450,000 Children Disadvantaged by Lack of School Support for Colour Blindness
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Adolescent Exam Anxiety Can be Intensified by Pressure to Achieve, Says Academic
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How Liberals and Conservatives Can Have Better Conversations, According to a Psychologist
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Our Food System is Broken and We Only Have 60 Harvests Left, Researchers Warn
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Incineration Tax on Household Rubbish Would Combat UK’s Waste Crisis, Says Former Government Adviser

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