In partnership with Chemical & Engineering News (C&EN), OXIDE surveys the chairs of leading Ph.D.-granting chemistry departments to track the demographics of the departments' research-active tenured / tenure-track faculty on an annual basis. Longitudinally, these data reflect the progress made by departments—both individually and collectively—in building more diverse faculties.
Gender Dataset: AY 2015-16 & 16-17
| This Data is Current | ||
|---|---|---|
| AY 2016-17 | α | R |
| AY 2015-16 | α | R |
| α Sorted alphabetically by institution name | ||
| R Sorted by rank according to the National Science Foundation | ||
Acknowledgements
- Dontarie Stallings, Srikant Iyer, and Rigoberto Hernandez
- Chemistry department chairs and affiliates
- our funding support: Sloan, NSF, NIH, DoE
- our partners at C&EN: Linda Wang, Andrea Widene, and Bibiana Campos Seijo
