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In the 21st century the role of women in science and technological (WIST) field are very important. They are technical workforce in the labor market. Many countries are actively promoting policy of women in higher education and R&D careers. Utilization of the talents of women should not be viewed only from the perspective of gender equity. In the rapid economic development today, WIST's productivity...
This study examines how postdoc training affects scientists' research productivity in their early career years (the first three years after receiving their doctoral degrees), in an attempt to reveal whether postdoc training contributes to enforce women's lower productivity that has been well documented in the general S&E community. Using a nationally representative sample of academic scientists...
This research examines approaches for constructing a comparison group relative to highly creative researchers in nanotechnology and human genetics in the US and Europe. Such a comparison group would be useful in identifying factors that contribute to scientific creativity in these emerging fields. Two comparison group development approaches are investigated. The first approach is based on propensity...
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