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Diversity and inclusion

Diversity and inclusion

Why we need more pride in physics

18 Nov 2024

Artemis Peck and Wendy Sadler explain that we need more initiatives to make sure queer people feel comfortable and welcome in science

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Open arms Targeted outreach to queer audiences could have a similar impact to efforts to boost the number of women in science. (Courtesy: Shutterstock/Svet foto)
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Artemis Peck and Wendy Sadler are at the School of Physics & Astronomy, Cardiff University, UK, e-mail sadlerwj@cardiff.ac.uk
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