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Comparison of National Institutes of Health Grant Amounts to First-Time Male and Female Principal Investigators

Diego F. M. Oliveira · Yifang Ma · Teresa K. Woodruff · Brian Uzzi

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Abstract

This Research Letter examines differences in the size of National Institutes of Health (NIH) grants awarded to first-time male and female principal investigators at top research institutions, including the Big Ten and Ivy League universities.

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