Gender differences in scientific performance: A bibliometric matching analysis of Danish health sciences Graduates

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Highlights：

• Our study shows that there is practically no difference between men and women in the productivity measured as the number of articles published.

• We base our analysis on matching methods. Using this fine-grained analysis we found a much smaller difference between genders with respect to scientific productivity than previous studies.

• Furthermore, we found very little (and overall statistically insignificant) difference in the number of received citations between men and women.

摘要

•Our study shows that there is practically no difference between men and women in the productivity measured as the number of articles published.•We base our analysis on matching methods. Using this fine-grained analysis we found a much smaller difference between genders with respect to scientific productivity than previous studies.•Furthermore, we found very little (and overall statistically insignificant) difference in the number of received citations between men and women.

论文关键词：Scientific productivity,Impact,Gender differences,Gender gap

论文评审过程：Received 1 May 2015, Revised 24 September 2015, Accepted 24 September 2015, Available online 19 November 2015, Version of Record 19 November 2015.

论文官网地址：https://doi.org/10.1016/j.joi.2015.09.006