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One more for #WomenInScienceDay! Jacquetta Hawkes was an archaeologist and writer who conducted extensive field work during her career. She wrote #Palaeopoems about her discoveries and about human and neanderthal evolution. #WomenInScience #womeninSTEM
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When Stephen W. Williams needed illustrations for his manuscript, he asked his wife, Harriet Goodhue! Check it out here: https://t.co/yJ7tKcOvDS via @BioDivLibrary @HarvardLibrary. #BotanicalIllustration #HistSciArt #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #WomenInScienceDay #WomenScienceDay
Meet Janaki Ammal Edavalath Kakkat ((1897-1984)
Born in #BritishIndia, she was a botanist & cytologist trained at the University of Michigan. She worked @The_RHS & served as the Director-General of the Botanical Survey of India.
#histSTM #gender #WomenInScienceDay #WomenInScience
So inspired by her view of @ukatc @RoyalObs, #Edinburgh artist @coomeringue created this original #illustration
#WomenInSTEM #astronomy #astrophysics #WomenInScienceDay
Mae Jemison became the first African American woman to travel to space in 1992. #BlackHistoryMonth2018 #VisibleWomen #WomenInScienceDay
Mary Higgs OBE lived in #Bradford. 1st woman to gain the Natural Science Tripos at #GirtonCollege in 1874. Taught maths&science at #Bradford Grammar & #Saltaire Schools. Suffrage activist. #WomenInScienceDay #WomenInScience
#WomenInScienceDay #femmesEnScience Un document précieux pour faire découvrir 40 portraits de chimistes, de physiciennes, mais aussi de biologistes cc @eduscol @eduscol_SVT de mathématiciennes cc @eduscol_maths et d'informaticiennes @eduscol_techno https://t.co/xpAk9AChvM
From 1737 to 1739 Elizabeth Blackwell published 4 plates a week for her A Curious Herbal containing five hundred cuts of the most useful plants, which are now used in the practice of physick #WomenInScienceDay #womensart https://t.co/UewbFxHhp1