Still, it was the film Orlando (1992), her gender-bending collaboration with writer/director Sally Potter, that launched her internationally.
The study is "very important because of the large sample size," says Joyce Benenson, a psychologist at Emerson College in Boston who found a similar pattern of gender bias in scientific collaboration.
Of course, even if collaboration is completely gender-blind, those gender ratios would not be equally split between male-male and male-female pairs, because there are twice as many male full professors and the rate of publication varies between departments.
These results are used to produce design recommendations for CSCW systems that will suit users of both genders and enable effective collaboration.
UNICEF is participating in a UNHCR-led assessment of gender-based violence in collaboration with partners in light of the expansion of support to the camps and the host community.
Research conducted last year by Im In!, a Waltham, Mass.-based company whose Web site helps users create gender-specific group trips, in collaboration with Compete, a Boston-based online market research firm, found that an estimated 20 million men currently spend $10 billion to $12 billion a year on guys-only getaways.
Participants were part of the ENIGI, a collaboration of four European gender identity clinics (Amsterdam, Ghent, Hamburg, and Oslo) to study the diagnostics and treatment of GD [ 23].
Example covariates which could be used to form a subpopulation include, but are not limited to: collaboration preference, level of motivation, gender, age group, and proficiency level.
Since then, Slingo has pushed ahead on all fronts, from developing academic collaborations to tackling science's gender imbalance and, crucially, advocating that weather forecasting and climate prediction use the same models.
A remarkable global collaboration is underway in support of gender equality, and universities are playing a key role in it.
