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- 1Connecticut-born scientist finally credited after years of obscurity●Pioneering work of CT-born scientist was long hidden. How the Matilda effect finally gave her credit
A scientist born in Connecticut whose pioneering work went unacknowledged for years is now receiving recognition, with attention turning to the 'Matilda effect' — the pattern by which women's scientific achievements are overlooked or attributed to male colleagues. Commentators note her case as a long-delayed correction and part of a broader re-examination of whose contributions get recorded in the history of science.
- 2Will Schwartz charts the musical life of Queens, NYC●No Place Like Home: The Male Pattern’s Will Schwartz is our guide to the musical life of Queens, NYC
Will Schwartz, of the band The Male Pattern, has penned a guide titled 'No Place Like Home' exploring the musical life of Queens, New York. The piece, published by Joyzine, takes readers through the borough's music scene from Schwartz's perspective as a local musician, highlighting the venues, artists and community that shape Queens culture.