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by Karin Klein1 and Ebba Brakenhielm2

LETTERS

Women, science, and academia
1Northbrook, IL2Rouen University School of Medicine, France

Email: Karin Klein - kklein@nanosphere.us; Ebba Brakenhielm - ebba.brakenhielm@mtc.ki.se
The Scientist 2005, 19(9):8

Published 9 May 2005

Re: "Women, Science, and Academia: A Three-Point Plan"[1] You write that the cost of daycare "is dwarfed by the costs to innovation of not having half the world's population adequately represented among scientific faculty members, which is the clear result of a lack of daycare." This is an argument that must be made convincing not as a matter of belief, but as a matter of data and funds accrued.


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