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I wonder...What was her life like? What was going on in the world around her? How did people think of the world in her time and place? When it comes right down to it, what made her stand out in history? In Science?

Short Bios
& Some
Perspective:


Mary Anning
Marie Curie
Hypatia of Alexandria
Ada Byron Lovelace
Maud Menten
Trotula





Book List









Links
to other sites:


Emmy Noether
Maria Mitchell
Maria Mitchell Association

Check out the debate on the current and future status of women in science at Nature







Are there any women you think should be included in this list? Do you want to recommend a link or book?



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~A~

Joy Adams

the "witch" of Agnesi
(1718-1799)

Leah Allen

Caroline Still Anderson

Mary Anning

~B~

Florence Bascom

Harriet Bigelow

Elizabeth Blackwell

Emilie de Breteuil,
Marquise du Chatelet
(1706-1749)


Mary Emma Byrd

~C~

Emma Carr

Rachel Carson

Eve Curie

Marie Curie

~E~

Florence Hawlley Ellis

Gertrude Elion

~F~

Dian Fossey

Rosalind Franklin

~G~

Sophie Germain
(1776- 1831)

Jane Goodall

Marianne Grunberg-Manago






~H~

Alice Hamilton

Julia Brainerd Hall

Olive C. Hazlett

Carolin Herschel
(1750-1848)

Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin

Hypatia
(370-415a.d.)

~I~

Cythia Irwin-Williams

~J~

Mae Jemison
(first Black woman in space)

Irene Joliot-Curie

~K~

Sonya Corvin-Krukovsky Kovalevsky
(1850-1891)

~L~

Marjorie Ferguson Lambert

Mayme I. Logsdon

Ada Byron Lovelace

~M~

Antonia Maury

Barbara McClintock
(1902-1992)

Lise Meitner

Maud Menten
(1879-1960)

Helen A. Merrill

Maria Mitchell
(1818-1889)





~N~

Ida Noddack

Emmy (Amalie) Noether
(1882-1935)

~P~

Margaretta Palmer

~R~

Sally Ride

~S~

Mary Emily Sinclair

Mary Fairfax Somerville
(1780-1872)

Helen Swartz

~T~

Trotula of Salerno

~V~

Jeanne Villepreux-Power
(1794-1871)

~W~

Anna Pell Wheeler

Mary Whitney

~Y~

Anne S. Young



These women have made important contributions to Public Health:

Clara Barton

Alice Hamilton

Florence Nightingale

Margerate Sanger

Recommended Book List

Madame Curie: a Biography
by Curie, Eve, De Capo Press abridged republication of edition published in New York in 1937. reprinted by arrangement with doubleday & Co.. 1986.
link to Amazon.com

Hypatia of Alexandria
by Dzielska, Maria, translated by Lyra,F. Harvard University Press; Cambridge MA, London England. 1995.
link to Amazon.com

Women in Mathematics
by Osen, Lynn M., The MIT Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts, and London, England. 1974.
link to Amazon.com

Mathematical Scandals
by Pappas, Teoni, wide World Publishing/Tetra, San Carlos, CA. 1997.
link to Amazon.com

Mary Anning of Lyme Regis
by Tickell, Crispin,Published by Lyme Regis Philpot Museum, 1996. reprinted 1998.


Stars, Shells and Bluebells: Women Scientists and Pioneers
published by Women in Technology & Science (WITS), P.O.Box 3783, Dublin 4, Ireland. 1997.



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