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February 5, 2026

Women didn't ruin the scientific workforce: we made it better, for everyone!

Key Points

This editorial aims to address misconceptions about women's roles in the scientific workforce.
Participation in discussions on women's representation in science
Sharing personal experiences as a female academic
Responding to opinion pieces on gender dynamics in science
Highlights positive contributions of women in science
Challenges the narrative that women are detrimental to the workforce
Suggests increased diversity benefits everyone in the scientific community

Abstract

In this Editorial, Editorial Board member Kirsten C. Sadler responds to two recent opinion pieces discussing the effects of increased representation of women in science. This Editorial discusses her own experiences and views as a prominent academic in the biological sciences.

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Women didn't ruin the scientific workforce: we made it better, for everyone! | Synapse

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Kirsten Sadler (Mon,) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/698434a6f1d9ada3c1fb3166 https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1111/febs.70435