Hosted by MIT President Charles Vest, this week's meeting grew out of a 1999 internal report that found the small number of MIT women science faculty had less lab space, recognition, and leadership responsibilities than their male counterparts (ScienceNOW, 23 March 1999).
The virtual computer lab works over advanced networks and may work over networks having less capacity and quality of service.
As a result, labs funded by federal research grants have less money for salaries, lab equipment, and supplies than they used to.
In contrast, social distance and virtual communication have less impact in the lab with a student sample.
Hosted by MIT president Charles Vest, this week's meeting grew out of a 1999 internal report that found the small number of MIT women science faculty members had consistently less lab space, recognition, and leadership responsibilities than their male counterparts (Science, 26 March 1999, p. 1992).
Specifically, the open-ended lab reports had less LO content and more HO reasoning than the prompted lab reports (Table 3 and Figure 2).
Testing labs had less confidence in physicians to decide which MOT was indicated (47.1% were fairly or very confident) and no confidence (0% were fairly or very confident) in referring labs to make this determination.
By comparison, referring labs and physicians had less confidence in themselves in this domain (61.5% and 46% respectively were fairly or very confident).
A majority of testing labs was also fairly or very confident of their ability to decide which MOT was required (82.4%); again, referring labs and physicians had less confidence regarding their own abilities (59%and34.4%4% respectively were fairly or very confident).
From my advisor came the suspicion that I would not return to the lab, or that I had less of a commitment to my career.
