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Alexandra C. Atack

Boston, London
As seen in: Taylor & Francis Online
Culinary historian, writer, and cookbook enthusiast.
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Exploring undergraduate students’ perceptions of biomechanics curricula: Are there gender differences?

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By Ben Hunter, Andrew Greenhalgh, Alexandra C. Atack
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT A gender gap exists across Science, Technology, Engineering, and Maths (STEM), and persists across the field of biomechanics, whereby women are underrepresented. The term ‘leaky pipeline’ has been used to describe the phenomenon by which women divert, or are diverted through inadequate scaffolding, from STEM pathways.
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