Northwestern University researchers found that female researchers have fewer distinct co-authors over their careers due to lower publication rates and shorter career lengths, have a lower probability of repeating previous co-authors and are underrepresented in genomics, compared to males.

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Northwestern University researchers found that female researchers have fewer distinct co-authors over their careers due to lower publication rates and shorter career lengths, have a lower probability of repeating previous co-authors and are underrepresented in genomics, compared to males.