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Dr. Bell-Burnell's work on the world of physics and astronomy is undeniable 💫
Learn more about her life, career and positive impact for #WomenInPhysics ⤵️ #RecognizeWomenInSciencDr. Bell-Burnell's work on the world of physics and astronomy is undeniable 💫
Learn more about her life, career and positive impact for #WomenInPhysics ⤵️ #RecognizeWomenInSciencDr. Bell-Burnell's work on the world of physics and astronomy is undeniable 💫
Learn more about her life, career and positive impact for #WomenInPhysics ⤵️ #RecognizeWomenInSciencDr. Bell-Burnell's work on the world of physics and astronomy is undeniable 💫
Learn more about her life, career and positive impact for #WomenInPhysics ⤵️ #RecognizeWomenInSciencDr. Bell-Burnell's work on the world of physics and astronomy is undeniable 💫
Learn more about her life, career and positive impact for #WomenInPhysics ⤵️ #RecognizeWomenInSciencDr. Bell-Burnell's work on the world of physics and astronomy is undeniable 💫
Learn more about her life, career and positive impact for #WomenInPhysics ⤵️ #RecognizeWomenInScience
.@NobelPrize winner Dr. Françoise Barré-Sinoussi's research and co-discovery of HIV in 1983 have had a global impact. She was also one of the first to recognize the importance of patient-doctor relationships 🩺
Learn more about her incredible career 🔎 #RecognizeWomenInScienc.@NobelPrize winner Dr. Françoise Barré-Sinoussi's research and co-discovery of HIV in 1983 have had a global impact. She was also one of the first to recognize the importance of patient-doctor relationships 🩺
Learn more about her incredible career 🔎 #RecognizeWomenInScienc.@NobelPrize winner Dr. Françoise Barré-Sinoussi's research and co-discovery of HIV in 1983 have had a global impact. She was also one of the first to recognize the importance of patient-doctor relationships 🩺
Learn more about her incredible career 🔎 #RecognizeWomenInScienc.@NobelPrize winner Dr. Françoise Barré-Sinoussi's research and co-discovery of HIV in 1983 have had a global impact. She was also one of the first to recognize the importance of patient-doctor relationships 🩺
Learn more about her incredible career 🔎 #RecognizeWomenInScienc.@NobelPrize winner Dr. Françoise Barré-Sinoussi's research and co-discovery of HIV in 1983 have had a global impact. She was also one of the first to recognize the importance of patient-doctor relationships 🩺
Learn more about her incredible career 🔎 #RecognizeWomenInScienc.@NobelPrize winner Dr. Françoise Barré-Sinoussi's research and co-discovery of HIV in 1983 have had a global impact. She was also one of the first to recognize the importance of patient-doctor relationships 🩺
Learn more about her incredible career 🔎 #RecognizeWomenInScience
🗣️"You have to start getting girls interested in science subjects early." The Moroccan physicist Rajaâ Cherkaoui El Moursli won the @LOrealGroupe @UNESCO prize 2015 a well-deserved reward for this researcher specializing in high-energy & nuclear physics. #RecognizeWomenInScience
Discover the story of Emilie du Châtelet, a major scientist of the Enlightenment.🗣️“If I were king, I would redress an abuse which cuts back, as it were, one half of human kind. I'd have women participate in all human rights, especially those of the mind."#RecognizeWomenInSciencDiscover the story of Emilie du Châtelet, a major scientist of the Enlightenment.🗣️“If I were king, I would redress an abuse which cuts back, as it were, one half of human kind. I'd have women participate in all human rights, especially those of the mind."#RecognizeWomenInSciencDiscover the story of Emilie du Châtelet, a major scientist of the Enlightenment.🗣️“If I were king, I would redress an abuse which cuts back, as it were, one half of human kind. I'd have women participate in all human rights, especially those of the mind."#RecognizeWomenInSciencDiscover the story of Emilie du Châtelet, a major scientist of the Enlightenment.🗣️“If I were king, I would redress an abuse which cuts back, as it were, one half of human kind. I'd have women participate in all human rights, especially those of the mind."#RecognizeWomenInSciencDiscover the story of Emilie du Châtelet, a major scientist of the Enlightenment.🗣️“If I were king, I would redress an abuse which cuts back, as it were, one half of human kind. I'd have women participate in all human rights, especially those of the mind."#RecognizeWomenInSciencDiscover the story of Emilie du Châtelet, a major scientist of the Enlightenment.🗣️“If I were king, I would redress an abuse which cuts back, as it were, one half of human kind. I'd have women participate in all human rights, especially those of the mind."#RecognizeWomenInScience
Many scientists have heard of Noether’s Theorem, but may not know the legacy of the woman behind it. Today, we celebrate Emmy Noether for whom sexism did not stop her from making groundbreaking contributions to abstract algebra and theoretical physics #RecognizeWomenInSciencMany scientists have heard of Noether’s Theorem, but may not know the legacy of the woman behind it. Today, we celebrate Emmy Noether for whom sexism did not stop her from making groundbreaking contributions to abstract algebra and theoretical physics #RecognizeWomenInSciencMany scientists have heard of Noether’s Theorem, but may not know the legacy of the woman behind it. Today, we celebrate Emmy Noether for whom sexism did not stop her from making groundbreaking contributions to abstract algebra and theoretical physics #RecognizeWomenInSciencMany scientists have heard of Noether’s Theorem, but may not know the legacy of the woman behind it. Today, we celebrate Emmy Noether for whom sexism did not stop her from making groundbreaking contributions to abstract algebra and theoretical physics #RecognizeWomenInSciencMany scientists have heard of Noether’s Theorem, but may not know the legacy of the woman behind it. Today, we celebrate Emmy Noether for whom sexism did not stop her from making groundbreaking contributions to abstract algebra and theoretical physics #RecognizeWomenInSciencMany scientists have heard of Noether’s Theorem, but may not know the legacy of the woman behind it. Today, we celebrate Emmy Noether for whom sexism did not stop her from making groundbreaking contributions to abstract algebra and theoretical physics #RecognizeWomenInScience
Geneticist Nettie Stevens made one of the great biological discoveries 🔬 of the early 20th century: that the sex of each individual is determined by X and Y chromosomal traits. 🧬 Let's keep her name known and celebrated for her major achievements. 💪 #RecognizeWomenInSciencGeneticist Nettie Stevens made one of the great biological discoveries 🔬 of the early 20th century: that the sex of each individual is determined by X and Y chromosomal traits. 🧬 Let's keep her name known and celebrated for her major achievements. 💪 #RecognizeWomenInSciencGeneticist Nettie Stevens made one of the great biological discoveries 🔬 of the early 20th century: that the sex of each individual is determined by X and Y chromosomal traits. 🧬 Let's keep her name known and celebrated for her major achievements. 💪 #RecognizeWomenInSciencGeneticist Nettie Stevens made one of the great biological discoveries 🔬 of the early 20th century: that the sex of each individual is determined by X and Y chromosomal traits. 🧬 Let's keep her name known and celebrated for her major achievements. 💪 #RecognizeWomenInSciencGeneticist Nettie Stevens made one of the great biological discoveries 🔬 of the early 20th century: that the sex of each individual is determined by X and Y chromosomal traits. 🧬 Let's keep her name known and celebrated for her major achievements. 💪 #RecognizeWomenInScience
Today, thanks to Dr. Rosalind Franklin, researchers can use tools such as DNA sequencing and X-ray crystallography to study viruses such as SARS-CoV-2. #RecognizeWomenInScience
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Dr. Rosalind Franklin made a crucial contribution to the discovery of the double helix structure of DNA 🧬, but 3 male scientists received the @NobelPrize for it. She did scientific research in the 1950s, even though her family was against it. [#RecognizeWomenInScience]
Dr. Rosalind Franklin made a crucial contribution to the discovery of the double helix structure of DNA 🧬, but 3 male scientists received the @NobelPrize for it. She did scientific research in the 1950s, even though her family was against it. [#RecognizeWomenInScience]
Dr. Rosalind Franklin made a crucial contribution to the discovery of the double helix structure of DNA 🧬, but 3 male scientists received the @NobelPrize for it. She did scientific research in the 1950s, even though her family was against it. [#RecognizeWomenInScience]
Dr. Rosalind Franklin made a crucial contribution to the discovery of the double helix structure of DNA 🧬, but 3 male scientists received the @NobelPrize for it. She did scientific research in the 1950s, even though her family was against it. [#RecognizeWomenInScience]
Dr. Rosalind Franklin made a crucial contribution to the discovery of the double helix structure of DNA 🧬, but 3 male scientists received the @NobelPrize for it. She did scientific research in the 1950s, even though her family was against it. ⤵
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Dr. Rosalind Franklin made a crucial contribution to the discovery of the double helix structure of DNA 🧬, but 3 male scientists received the @NobelPrize for it. She did scientific research in the 1950s, even though her family was against it. [#RecognizeWomenInScience]
Dr. Rosalind Franklin made a crucial contribution to the discovery of the double helix structure of DNA 🧬, but 3 male scientists received the @NobelPrize for it. She did scientific research in the 1950s, even though her family was against it. [#RecognizeWomenInScience]
Dr. Rosalind Franklin made a crucial contribution to the discovery of the double helix structure of DNA 🧬, but 3 male scientists received the @NobelPrize for it. She did scientific research in the 1950s, even though her family was against it. [#RecognizeWomenInScience]
Dr. Rosalind Franklin made a crucial contribution to the discovery of the double helix structure of DNA 🧬, but 3 male scientists received the @NobelPrize for it. She did scientific research in the 1950s, even though her family was against it. [#RecognizeWomenInScience]
Dr. Rosalind Franklin made a crucial contribution to the discovery of the double helix structure of DNA 🧬, but 3 male scientists received the @NobelPrize for it. She did scientific research in the 1950s, even though her family was against it. ⤵
Maryam Mirzakhani was one of the greatest mathematicians of her generation.👏 Her raw talent was rare, even among the most celebrated mathematicians, and she was known for having a taste for difficult problems. #WomenInScience #RecognizeWomenInScience To know more 👇
🗓️ Maryam Mirzakhani, née le 03/05/1977, est une mathématicienne iranienne et ancienne professeure de l'université de Stanford. Elle est la première femme à recevoir la médaille Fields en 2014.
#EphémérideDuLabo
Let's celebrate the mathematics of Emmy Noether!👏
A pioneer who faced discrimination. The status of #WomenInScience has improved since Noether’s time, but bias and discrimination remain. ✊#RecognizeWomenInScience
Emmy Noether isn’t famous like Albert Einstein, but she connected his revolutionary physics to the realm of pure mathematics https://t.co/6F90vW1lih
Sally Ride was the 1⃣st American woman in space.🪐 Throughout her life, Dr. Ride broke barriers and was a true role model for generations of girls. Fighting for improving science education, she inspired an interest in science in many young women. #RecognizeWomenInScience
#MorningMorsels
Physicist & astronaut Sally Ride was informed by NASA on this day in 1982 that she was selected to be the mission specialist for the mission STS-7 aboard the space shuttle Challenger! She's the first woman from the U.S. to fly in space!
#HERstory
#WomeninSTEM
🔊 Sound up! #SuffrageScience podcasts allow us to uncover the stories of all these women who have changed science through the years.👩🔬 Today we're listening to @CarronShankland, computing Professor about Apple Health. 💻 Want more? Find them on @Spotify! #RecognizeWomeninScience
A double dose of the #SuffrageScience Podcast today: Ep 7 is out now 📣
Computing Prof @CarronShankland talks to @kat_arney about Apple Health, interdisciplinary teamwork and mental health in academia.
Listen wherever you get your pods: https://t.co/fLwY4ZiQlH
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Many fundamental scientific discoveries have been made by women. They did not receive the credit they deserved, for the sole reason that they were born women.
👩🔬 Today, we are celebrating Lise Meitner, who discovered nuclear fission. #WomenInScienc[#RecognizeWomenInScience]
Many fundamental scientific discoveries have been made by women. They did not receive the credit they deserved, for the sole reason that they were born women.
👩🔬 Today, we are celebrating Lise Meitner, who discovered nuclear fission. #WomenInScienc[#RecognizeWomenInScience]
Many fundamental scientific discoveries have been made by women. They did not receive the credit they deserved, for the sole reason that they were born women.
👩🔬 Today, we are celebrating Lise Meitner, who discovered nuclear fission. #WomenInScienc[#RecognizeWomenInScience]
Many fundamental scientific discoveries have been made by women. They did not receive the credit they deserved, for the sole reason that they were born women.
👩🔬 Today, we are celebrating Lise Meitner, who discovered nuclear fission. #WomenInScienc[#RecognizeWomenInScience]
Many fundamental scientific discoveries have been made by women. They did not receive the credit they deserved, for the sole reason that they were born women.
👩🔬 Today, we are celebrating Lise Meitner, who discovered nuclear fission. #WomenInScience
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Many fundamental scientific discoveries have been made by women. They did not receive the credit they deserved, for the sole reason that they were born women.
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