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Black scientists on the rise as NOAA steps up recruiting

Black scientists on the rise as NOAA steps up recruiting

Long assailed for its poor record in minority hiring, NOAA in the past 20 months added 82 Black scientists to its workforce, increasing their number by nearly a third.

Opinion: Eric Lander is not the ideal choice for presidential science adviser
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Opinion: Eric Lander is not the ideal choice for presidential science adviser

Despite a long list of supremely qualified people who could inspire a whole new generation of scientists, the glass ceiling in American science remains intact.

Scientific journals commit to diversity, but lack the data
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Scientific journals commit to diversity, but lack the data

Several prominent publishers said they did not track the race and ethnicity of the researchers contributing to their platforms.
Arctic expedition's dress code raises concerns about sexism in science
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Arctic expedition's dress code raises concerns about sexism in science

The scientific institute leading the trip denied that its policy had been applied to a specific sex, saying, “Women and men participate in our polar expeditions as equals.”
Scientist spotlight: Dr. Camille Gaynus finds climate connections in coral reefs
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Scientist spotlight: Dr. Camille Gaynus finds climate connections in coral reefs

As part of StateImpact Pennsylvania’s focus on climate change, American Association for the Advancement of Science Mass Media Fellow Donna McDermott spoke to scientists about their connection to one of the world’s critical issues.
Overlooked no more: Eunice Foote, climate scientist lost to history
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Overlooked no more: Eunice Foote, climate scientist lost to history

Foote’s ingenious experiment more than 150 years ago yielded a remarkable discovery that could have helped shape modern climate science had she not been overshadowed.
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Earth science has a whiteness problem
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Earth science has a whiteness problem

Barely 10 percent of doctoral degrees in the geosciences go to recipients of color. The lack of diversity limits the quality of research, many scientists say.
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