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Looking for a resource on #womeninSTEM? Check out the new @FemmesofStem database, featuring over 1100 unique entries on women in #sciencehistory from all over the world, ranging from the 20th century AD to 23rd century BCE! 💻🌎 bit.ly/2RVkPwB
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Loving @DrHelenKlus @RAS_Women posters popping up everywhere courtesy of @HopeLouiseB @CavendishIW for #BlackHistoryMonth #WomenInSTEM ☺️
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thank you @latinxscientist!
#LatinaEngineer #LatinasInSTEM #femaleengineer #scicomm #womenInEngineering #SeeItToBeIt #WeAreSTEMSquad #LatinxinSTEM
Where are the women in the history of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics? They're 👏🏽 right 👏🏽 here 👏🏽 #womeninSTEM #histsci
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The @FemmesofStem have created an amazing resource: a women in STEM history database!
🌠 it contains 1100+ #womeninSTEM from around the world
🌠 is free to access
🌠 is the only place to find these data and stories in one place
Check. It. Out.👇 & Share!
femmesofstem.com/womeninstem…
"It's interesting how Trixie Worsley (1921-1972) is often identified as 'the first WOMAN in the world to earn a doctorate in computer science' as if the idea that she was the first person to do this had not even occurred writers." #womeninSTEM
Read more about Beatrice "Trizie" Worsley, the first PERSON in the world to earn a doctorate in computer science via this fab post by @minouette then head over to her shop to see more of her #sciart featuring historical #womeninscience! 🖥️bit.ly/2JCRL7H
In honor of #WorldSnakeDay we wrote a special #HistoricalFemmeFeature on early 20th century herpetologist Grace Olive Wiley 🐍 Read all about her on the #FemmesofSTEM blog: bit.ly/2uHMhU6 🙌🏾 #herpers #womeinscience
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British-born Elizabeth Blackwell (1821-1910) was the first woman in the USA to receive a medical degree. Although a pioneering woman, Blackwell is not commemorated in the UK. What other pioneering women need to be remembered in our public spaces? Tell us with #RememberHer
Happy #nationalselfieday from the Femmes of STEM interns 😍😍
We’ve been HARD. 👏🏽 AT. 👏🏽 WORK. 👏🏽 and we can’t wait to show you what we’ve been creating.... in just a few short weeks 😉
Check back here for a few surprises and maybe hints 🤔
#womeninSTEM #POCinSTEM
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Brilliant women in science: Today's Google Doodle honours Dr Virginia Apgar, the obstetrician and anaesthetist who devised a quick and reliable way to assess the health of newborns, still known as the Apgar score. #WomenInSTEM
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Happy #WomanCrushWednesday! This week @naomikohbelic writes about 20th Century medical scientist and activist Florence Sabin 💪🏾 💊 #womeninstem #sciencehistory bit.ly/2LsVAhj
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5/21/1862 — Mary Patterson becomes the first African-American woman to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree, Oberlin College, Ohio #wmnhist #woc #SheIsTheFirst
Read about 19th century paleontologist Mary Anning on @ferwen latest blog post! Scroll through the rest of her site to see the rest of her women in #earthscience history series ⛏️ #womenshistory xitter.cf/ferwen/status/99886028… – at Gainesville, FL
My latest post about my greatest hero: Mary Anning paleonerdish.wordpress.com/2… #WomenInSTEM #histSci
And don't forget that we did an entire podcast episode on Mary Anning with @MarysRevenge and @AmyLynnAtwater! You can listen here 💪🏽 bit.ly/2IE7ZOs
Fantastic project that includes lots of #womeninSTEM! Check it out and support 💕 #womenshistory xitter.cf/roricomics/status/9990… – at Gainesville, FL
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Maria Gaetana Agnesi was an Italian mathematician. She is known for writing the first book that discussed differential and integral calculus. The French Academy of Sciences stated that this was "the most complete and best made treatise [on mathematics]". #STEMlegends #WomenInSTEM
ALT Engraving of Maria Gaetana Agnesi, wearing a dress with her hair tied back.
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At last, the Wikipedia page of African-American mathematicians is done! Be inspired by pics & over 150 pre-1975 doctoral degrees! Links to more than 60 Wikipedia bio pages! Timeline of landmarks, too en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o… #BlackHistoryMonth
Happy #WCW! This week, primate ecologist Ronnie Bailey-Steinitz of @ucsantabarbara brings us a triple Femme Feature on primatologists Goodal, Fossey, and Galdikas 🐒👩🏼🔬 #womeninSTEM #wcwinstem bit.ly/HFF-trimates
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#OnThisDay Australian geologist and palaeontologist Dorothy Hill died in 1997. @uqalumni @NewnhamRoll @BGGS Read about this trailblazing woman who forged a path for #WomenInScience bit.ly/UQLDorothyHillOnline @trowelblazers @Science_Academy @UQscience @UQ_sees
