International research work experience of young females in physics
Serene H.-J. Choi, Maren Funk, Susan H. Roelofs, Martha B., Alvarez-Elizondo, Timo A. Nieminen

TL;DR
This paper explores the international research work experience and career planning of young female physicists through interviews, addressing a gap in understanding their unique challenges and perspectives.
Contribution
It provides qualitative insights into the work experiences and career aspirations of young female physicists, an area previously underexplored.
Findings
Identifies challenges faced by young female physicists in international research.
Highlights the importance of mentorship and support networks.
Recommends policies to improve gender diversity in physics.
Abstract
International research work for young people is common in physics. However, work experience and career plan of female workers in physics are little studied. We explore them by interviewing three international female workers in physics.
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Taxonomy
TopicsHigher Education Governance and Development · International Science and Diplomacy · Educational Innovations and Challenges
