Muslim researcher: ‘I do not understand how gender politics works out in the West’ An academic journal is giving potential veto power over submitted papers to “groups concerned by the findings,” following outrage over a published paper that concluded male mentors are better for female scientists. Nature Communications revised its internal guidelines last week to consider “the dimension of potential harm” that a paper can inflict on concerned groups. It also announced that the three authors – two of whom are female – had retracted the mentorship paper because its “conclusions in their current form do not stand.” The about-face by the journal, a sister publication to the better-known