Euphemia Lofton Haynes
This native of the United States capital had a life devoted to service in the fields of education and social reform.
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Ellen Stofan
To celebrate the discovery of Saturn’s moon Titan, we will meet Chief NASA Scientist that has a plan to explore Titan – by boat!
Tess Russo
Different areas of the world face a variety of problems with their water supplies, and hydrogeologists like Tess Russo are trying to solve them.
Emmy Noether
Today we’re celebrating the birthday of a woman that Einstein called a “creative mathematical genius,” Emmy Noether.
Kathryn “Kitty” Hach Darrow
For World Water Day, we’re learning about a woman who helped use chemistry to bring clean water to the world.
Antonia Maury
Antonia Maury was one of the Harvard “computers,” women who were pioneers in astronomy.
Maud Lenora Menten
Today we celebrate one of the first female doctors born in Canada was also a pioneer in enzyme kinetics and histochemistry, Maud Leonora Menten.
Rachel Wilkins Patel
In an effort to use her diverse skill set, Rachel Wilkins Patel founded HER Ideas In Motion to help inspire the next generation.
Susana Martinez-Conde
On most days, neuroscientist Susana Martinez-Conde works with other scientists. On others, she’s teaming up with magicians and sleight of hand experts.
Katherine Fitzgerald
This St. Patrick’s Day, meet a medical researcher that won the SFI St. Patrick’s Day Science Medal in 2015.
Caroline Hershel
Caroline Herschel discovered eight comets, and was the first professional female astronomer.
Sunetra Gupta
Sources: University of Oxford: Sunetra Gupta Sunetra Gupta’s Website The Life Scientific: Sunetra Gupta See Also: Shooting Stars by Sunetra Gupta and Ted Dewan The Royal Society: Sunetra Gupta
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