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Tuesday, October 23, 2018, 6:15pm
By Natalie Guyette

Only three percent of science Nobels have gone to women since the first awarding of Nobel prizes in 1901. While more women are seeking and finding careers in the STEM field, representation is still low and the Nobel prize winners prompts a worthwhile discussion. We talk to a professor and...

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