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000911692 245__ $$aDiversity and inclusion in neuroscience
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000911692 520__ $$aDiversity and inclusivity remain as crucial challenges in neuroscience. In this talk, I will review the current state, possible causes and consequences of the limited diversity in the neuroscience community. In particular, I will discuss how neuroscience studies, in turn, may contribute to gender bias in science through neurosexism.
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