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Women's retention and progression in chemical sciences
Talented women leave academia before reaching their full potential or are not progressing to senior grades in the same proportion as their male peers.
Women's retention and progression in the chemical sciences
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Workforce trends and economic impact
This study provides evidence on the scale and skills of the UK’s chemistry-using workforce and its direct and indirect contribution to the UK economy.
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