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From Hidden Figures to Historic Fame- Story of the "Human Computer"

Nidhi

Oct 30

Technology

From Hidden Figures to Historic Fame- Story of the "Human Computer"

Born in 1918, Katherine Johnson was a Black woman in a segregated America, facing not only gender discrimination but also racial barriers.

Nidhi

Sep 30

Science

The Pathologist in the Basement

Dorothy Hansine Andersen pursued her education during an era when women in medicine were rare.

Nidhi

Sep 11

Science

A Short Life, A Lasting Legacy

n the early 20th century, leprosy was a disease without a cure, and its victims were cast aside and forced into isolation.

Nidhi

Aug 28

Science

The Woman Behind the Double Helix

She moved her fellowship to Birkbeck College, where she began studying the structure of plant viruses, particularly the tobacco mosaic virus

The X Factor: Uncovering Nettie Stevens' Hidden Legacy

Nidhi

Aug 14

Science

The X Factor: Uncovering Nettie Stevens' Hidden Legacy

The highest position Stevens ever attained was as an associate in experimental morphology at Bryn Mawr College.

Nidhi

Jul 31

Science

She Who Thought She'd Be Forgotten

We are back with yet another incredible story of Esther Lederberg who was a major pioneer of bacterial genetics.

When Photography Met Science: The Forgotten Legacy of Marietta Blau

Nidhi

Jul 12

Women Weekly

When Photography Met Science: The Forgotten Legacy of Marietta Blau

Hello everyone, I'm Nidhi Gupta, and this is Women Weekly! In this week of discussing the wonderful women in STEM, we are back with yet...

Unveiling Marthe Gautier: The Quiet Pioneer of Genetic Research

Nidhi

Jun 27

Women Weekly

Unveiling Marthe Gautier: The Quiet Pioneer of Genetic Research

In this week of discussing the wonderful women in STEM, we are back with yet another incredible story of Marthe Gautier.

Matilda Effect and the untold "Oppenheimer" story

Nidhi

Jun 18

Women Weekly

Matilda Effect and the untold "Oppenheimer" story

I'm thrilled to announce a new series focusing on the stories of the wonderful women in STEM who have fallen victim to the Matilda Effect.

Tina

Apr 5

Women Weekly

Zeng Fanyi: Best of Both Worlds

With this article, starting with the letter Z, we are reaching the end of this series. Writing all 26 of these has been a journey.

Tina

Mar 29

Science

Yearn For More: Roger Arliner Young

Hello everyone! I'm Tina and this is Women Weekly, where I post about one wonderful woman in the STEM field every Friday. This week,...

Tina

Mar 22

Women Weekly

Xie Xide: In Sickness and Health

This week, I wrote about a woman who devoted her whole life to science despite her serious health complications – Xie Xide.

Tina

Mar 15

Women Weekly

Woman of The 80's: Flossie Wong-Staal

This week, I wrote about a pioneer in researching a viral disease that is still incurable – Flossie Wong-Staal.

Tina

Mar 8

Women Weekly

Virginia Apgar: The Apgar Score

Virginia Apgar - the inventor of the very first test that most of us ever took in our lives.

Ursula Martius Franklin: Activist-Physicist

Tina

Mar 1

Women Weekly

Ursula Martius Franklin: Activist-Physicist

Hello everyone! I'm Tina and this is Women Weekly, where I post about one wonderful woman in the STEM field every Friday. This week,...

Tina

Feb 23

Women Weekly

Tu Youyou: Traditional Chinese Medicine

Hello everyone! I'm Tina and this is Women Weekly, where I post about one wonderful woman in the STEM field every Friday. This week it's...

Tina

Feb 16

Women Weekly

Sally Ride: Sports or Space

Hello everyone! I'm Tina and this is Women Weekly, where I post about one wonderful woman in the STEM field every Friday. Today, you're...

Tina

Feb 9

Women Weekly

Rosalind Franklin: The Secret of Life

Hello everyone! I'm Tina and this is Women Weekly, where I post about one wonderful woman in the STEM field every Friday. This week,...

Tina

Jan 26

Women Weekly

Quantum Forces: Helen Quinn

Today it's going to be about an outstanding physicist and educator – Helen Quinn.

Ph.D. in Psychology: Inez Beverly Prosser

Tina

Jan 19

Women Weekly

Ph.D. in Psychology: Inez Beverly Prosser

This week, I wrote about the first African-American woman to earn a Ph.D. in Psychology – Inez Beverly Prosser.

Tina

Jan 5

Women Weekly

Ogino Ginko: Japan's Pioneering Ob-Gyn

Hello everyone! I'm Tina and this is Women Weekly, where I post about one wonderful woman in the STEM field every Friday. This week, I...

Tina

Dec 29, 2023

Women Weekly

Nancy Grace Roman: The Mother of Hubble

This week, you're going to read about NASA's first female executive – Nancy Grace Roman.

Tina

Dec 22, 2023

Women Weekly

Madame Curie: Most Famous of All

Hello everyone! I'm Tina and this is Women Weekly, where I post about one wonderful woman in the STEM field every Friday. As you may have...

Lise Meitner: A Physicist Who Never Lost Her Humanity

Tina

Dec 15, 2023

Women Weekly

Lise Meitner: A Physicist Who Never Lost Her Humanity

Hello everyone! I'm Tina and this is Women Weekly, where I post about one wonderful woman in the STEM field every Friday. Today's post is...

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