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Daily Briefing: Why Nobel-Winner Donna Strickland’s Wikipedia Page Matters - scientific work related to Wikipedia quality published in 2018, written by Flora Graham.
Overview
What a scientist’s Wikipedia page says about sexism, ‘test-tube’ evolution wins the Chemistry Nobel Prize and can a dolphin have a personality. What a scientist’s Wikipedia page says about sexism, ‘test-tube’ evolution wins the Chemistry Nobel Prize and can a dolphin have a personality.
