Maybe. Are the male and female brains different? YES. When doing research, men tend to focus on small, specific details, while women, although detail-oriented, can grasp a more global picture, allowing them to multitask (Rhoten 63). This is because women's brains are more connected between sides, while men's brains have many connections within each side (Tomasi). Females have greater anatomical connectivity overall and are more efficient and organized (Tomasi). Therefore, when posed a problem, women will use their greater functional connectivity to draw from both hemispheres of the brain, while men will focus on the problem using one side. A woman would be more likely to integrate many different aspects of a situation, which could be useful in science and could also lead to a woman doing her research in a slightly different way and, in a scientific field, diversity of ideas and ideas. projects are needed and