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Rebecca Jordan-Young

Barnard College

Affiliations

Barnard College

Barnard Center for Research on Women

Department Of Theatre

Studies Of Department Of Women’S, Gender, And Sexuality

NoneRebecca Jordan-young is currently serving as a Barnard Center For Research On Women faculty at Barnard College.

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social sciences neuroscience endocrinology sex differences gender studies sociology bioethics social science research social medicine ethics medical ethics medical sociology race sex research sexism qualitative research women's health social anthropology neuroethics public health ethics research policy academic ethic higher education reproductive biology nature reproductive medicine ethical review brain imaging applied social science social policy research structural problem sexology sensing mechanisms masculinity erectile dysfunction biomedical ethics coalition formation clinical sociology medicalization reproductive physiology reproductive hormones theoretical frame good practice guidelines elite female athletes key principles autism spectrum disorders gendered embodiment model brain gender congenital adrenal hyperplasia rigid problem ghost variable sex gap biological variable neuroscience research policy unauthorized biography harrison bergeron olympics scientific criticism ideology

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Making Social Sciences Foundational to Academic Medicine. PLoS Medicine (2025)

medical sociologyclinical sociologymedicineeducationacademic ethicresearch policymedical educationsocial sciencesmedicalization

Coalition-Making and the Practice of Feminist Sts in the Time of Covid-19. Catalyst Feminism Theory Technoscience (2020)

Hannah FitschRebecca Jordan-YoungAnelis Kaiser TrujilloCynthia KrausDeboleena RoySigrid Schmitz

coalition formationcovid-19social sciences

Sensing Race as a Ghost Variable in Science, Technology, and Medicine. Science Technology & Human Values (2020)

Katrina KarkazisRebecca Jordan-Young

geneticshumanitiestechnologyphilosophy of scienceracescience and technology studiesghost variablesensing mechanisms

TESTOSTERONE: An Unauthorized Biography. (2019)

Rebecca M. Jordan-YoungKatrina Karkazis

urologyunauthorized biography

Testosterone’s Role in Ovulation. Nature (2019)

Rebecca Jordan-YoungKatrina Karkazis

pharmacologybiologyreproductive physiologyreproductive biologyendocrinologyreproductive hormonesreproductive medicinenaturephysiology

The Powers of Testosterone: Obscuring Race and Regional Bias in the Regulation of Women Athletes. Freiburger Geschlechterstudien/Freiburger Zeitschrift für Geschlechterstudien (2019)

Katrina KarkazisRebecca M. Jordan-Young

regional biaswomen athletesstatisticsendocrinologyobscuring raceracesocial sciences

Journal of Neuroscience Research Policy on Addressing Sex as a Biological Variable: Comments, Clarifications, and Elaborations. Journal of Neuroscience Research (2017)

Gina RipponRebecca Jordan‐YoungAnelis KaiserDaphna JoelCordelia Fine

neuroscience research policyneurosciencebiological variable

Debating a Testosterone “Sex Gap”. Science (2015)

Katrina KarkazisRebecca Jordan-Young

neurologymasculinityendocrinologysexismneurosciencesociologysex gapsex differenceserectile dysfunction

Recommendations for Sex/Gender Neuroimaging Research: Key Principles and Implications for Research Design, Analysis, and Interpretation. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience (2014)

Gina RipponRebecca Jordan-YoungAnelis KaiserCordelia Fine

sex researchneuroimagingkey principlesneurosciencebrain imaging

Sex, Health, and Athletes. BMJ (2014)

R. M. Jordan-YoungP. H. SonksenK. Karkazis

sexologypublic health

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Rebecca Jordan-Young

Barnard College

Affiliations

Barnard College

Barnard Center for Research on Women

Department Of Theatre

Studies Of Department Of Women’S, Gender, And Sexuality

NoneRebecca Jordan-young is currently serving as a Barnard Center For Research On Women faculty at Barnard College.

Honors

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Barnard College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Making Social Sciences Foundational to Academic Medicine. PLoS Medicine (2025)

medical sociologyclinical sociologymedicineeducationacademic ethicresearch policymedical educationsocial sciencesmedicalization

Coalition-Making and the Practice of Feminist Sts in the Time of Covid-19. Catalyst Feminism Theory Technoscience (2020)

Hannah FitschRebecca Jordan-YoungAnelis Kaiser TrujilloCynthia KrausDeboleena RoySigrid Schmitz

coalition formationcovid-19social sciences

Sensing Race as a Ghost Variable in Science, Technology, and Medicine. Science Technology & Human Values (2020)

Katrina KarkazisRebecca Jordan-Young

geneticshumanitiestechnologyphilosophy of scienceracescience and technology studiesghost variablesensing mechanisms

TESTOSTERONE: An Unauthorized Biography. (2019)

Rebecca M. Jordan-YoungKatrina Karkazis

urologyunauthorized biography

Testosterone’s Role in Ovulation. Nature (2019)

Rebecca Jordan-YoungKatrina Karkazis

pharmacologybiologyreproductive physiologyreproductive biologyendocrinologyreproductive hormonesreproductive medicinenaturephysiology

The Powers of Testosterone: Obscuring Race and Regional Bias in the Regulation of Women Athletes. Freiburger Geschlechterstudien/Freiburger Zeitschrift für Geschlechterstudien (2019)

Katrina KarkazisRebecca M. Jordan-Young

regional biaswomen athletesstatisticsendocrinologyobscuring raceracesocial sciences

Journal of Neuroscience Research Policy on Addressing Sex as a Biological Variable: Comments, Clarifications, and Elaborations. Journal of Neuroscience Research (2017)

Gina RipponRebecca Jordan‐YoungAnelis KaiserDaphna JoelCordelia Fine

neuroscience research policyneurosciencebiological variable

Debating a Testosterone “Sex Gap”. Science (2015)

Katrina KarkazisRebecca Jordan-Young

neurologymasculinityendocrinologysexismneurosciencesociologysex gapsex differenceserectile dysfunction

Recommendations for Sex/Gender Neuroimaging Research: Key Principles and Implications for Research Design, Analysis, and Interpretation. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience (2014)

Gina RipponRebecca Jordan-YoungAnelis KaiserCordelia Fine

sex researchneuroimagingkey principlesneurosciencebrain imaging

Sex, Health, and Athletes. BMJ (2014)

R. M. Jordan-YoungP. H. SonksenK. Karkazis

sexologypublic health

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2
10 / page