CLEAN : Lack of women Nobel laureates is "sad" says Nobel committee member

The transcript discusses the gender disparity in Nobel laureates, highlighting the need for fair opportunities for women in science. It addresses concerns about awarding prizes based on gender and emphasizes the importance of recognizing scientific merit. The discussion concludes with a call to encourage women to pursue careers in science and ensure they have equal opportunities to contribute and be recognized.

What does the first section highlight about the history of Nobel laureates?

• The equal representation of men and women

• The focus on scientific achievements

• The increase in female laureates over the years

• The historical and ongoing gender disparity

What concern is raised about awarding the Nobel Prize only to women for a year?

• It could be seen as a token gesture

• It would ensure fairness

• It would increase the prize's prestige

• It might lead to more women in science

Why is there a fear associated with awarding the prize exclusively to women?

• It would decrease the prize's value

• It would lead to more male laureates

• It might be perceived as biased

• It would not affect perceptions

What does the third section suggest is necessary for supporting women in science?

• Societal change and fair opportunities

• More male mentors

• Fewer scientific conferences

• Increased funding for research

What is emphasized as crucial for women to make scientific discoveries?

• More international collaborations

• Higher salaries

• Fair career opportunities

• Access to better laboratories