“Can women do research?” -- Campus Technology

“Can women do research?”

03/01/05

…was definitely not the question this past weekend at the 2nd annual Graduate Cohort Program of the Computer Research Association’s Committee on the Status of Women in Computing Research (CRA-W). But the event coincidentally fell on the heels of Harvard President Lawrence Summers’s ill considered and widely reported comments in January that effectively cast doubts about the native abilities of women in science. Read more.

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