This includes apps that promote the practice of cycle syncing.

Credit: tadamichi/iStock Like many college professors today, Sarah S. Richardson has seen AI-hallucinated citations in work submitted by her students. But she was surprised when an editor recently …

At Harvard, the single biggest threat to the study of gender and sexuality has long come from the institution itself.

In a peer-reviewed paper recently published in Health Affairs , members of the GenderSci Lab collaborated with colleagues at the Harvard School of Public Health, Harvard Medical School, Harvard Law S...

Understanding how hormones impact us can be empowering, especially for people with endocrine disorders – but there’s a risk that ascribing every passing feeling to hormones is reviving tired, sexist n...

In a new paper in the American Journal of Human Biology by Mia Miyagi, Sarah Richardson, and Emilia Huerta-Sánchez from the Center for Computational Molecular Biology at Brown, we explore the effe...

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Call for papers for social science and humanities scholars studying eggs, sperm, and gender/sex in the 21st century

Medical scholars say, efforts to find a singular cause for autism has historically led to scrutinizing parents and fueling stigma about autism

Call for papers for social science and humanities scholars studying eggs, sperm, and gender/sex in the 21st century

The Lancet Commission on Gender and Global Health lucidly highlighted how attacks on the concept of gender, and on gender equality and women's rights more broadly, are not new. As Sarah Hawkes and her...

Scientific research associations, funders, and publishers have recently introduced sex inclusion mandates requiring the use of male and female specimens in preclinical research designs and the analysi...

In a new open access article recently published in the journal Philosophy, Theory, and Practice in Biology , GenderSci Lab Director Sarah Richardson extends and develops her framework of “sex con...

Scientific research associations, funders, and publishers have recently introduced sex inclusion mandates requiring the use of male and female specimens in preclinical research designs and the analysi...

Join The Moynihan Center for a panel featuring Catherine Clune-Taylor, Anais Hausvater, Sarah Richardson, and Angela Saini.

Biologically, sex is not binary, biologists say.

Aramont Professor of the History of Science and Professor of Studies of Women, Gender, and Sexuality

Key sports science metric fails to account for unequal resources between male and female athletes, finds a new Harvard study.

Interdisciplinary research in DOHaD: past, present, and future directions of biosocial collaboration