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Conferences and workshops shape scientific discourse. The Kavli Institute forTheoretical Physics (KITP) hosts long-term workshops to stimulate scientificcollaboration that would not otherwise have taken place. One goal of KITPprograms is to increase diversity in the next generation of scientists. In thisanalysis, we examine gender trends in authorship of papers generated as aresult of the KITP program \textit{Probes of Transport in Stars}, which ranfrom October 11th, 2021 to December 17th, 2021. While 38\% of workshopparticipants were women, only 19\% of publications produced between December1st, 2021 and June 3rd, 2022 had female first-authors. Further, of these earlypublications, 61\% had all-male author lists. Among publications resulting fromthe KITP program, the proportions of both male first-author papers and paperswith all-male author lists are higher than predicted by models that take intoaccount the gender distribution of the KITP participants. These resultsmotivate more thorough investigations of collaboration networks at scientificconferences and workshops. Importantly, they also suggest that programs,conferences, and workshops of any kind need to take steps beyond thoseimplemented in this KITP program to enable more diverse collaborations andaddress gender disparities in science.

Gender Disparity in Publishing Six Months after the KITP Workshop "Probes of Transport in Stars"