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February 2023

February 22, 2023  by Tamara Lühr

Gendered language is one of the determining switch points on the track towards gender equality

This blog post by Tamara Lühr is about the impact of language on gender inequality. Discussing terms such as male bias and androcentrism, she portrays how gendered language shapes our understanding of gender roles. Possible solutions and linguistic alternatives are proposed as a call for change.

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February 15, 2023February 16, 2023  by Josephien Jansen

The experience of involving experience experts in clinical research

Have you ever considered including your research participants in the process of doing scientific research? Josephien Jansen, PhD student in Clinical Neuropsychology, does so and in this blog post she explains why collaborating with experience experts is a fruitful endeavor.

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