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Marlyn Meltzer: The Mathematician Who Wired the First Computer, Then Disappeared Into Community Service
Ruth Teitelbaum: The Mathematician Who Invented Software Engineering From Schematic Diagrams, Then Vanished Into History
Frances Spence: The Quiet Programmer Who Taught ENIAC to Think and Then Vanished from History
Kathleen Antonelli: The Subroutine’s Architect – How Ireland’s Invisible Programmer Built Modern Software
Jean Bartik: Inventing Software Engineering From ENIAC’s Vacuum Tubes
Yvette Cauchois: The Woman Who Saw the Hidden Element and Shaped the Spectrum
Three Drops: How Karen Wetterhahn’s Death Rewrote Laboratory Safety After She Did Everything Right
‘Scott of Girton’: The Woman Undergraduates Cheered Into Cambridge History
Tatyana Alexeyevna Afanasyeva: The Physicist Einstein Wouldn’t Publish – How Thirty Years of Rigorous Work on Thermodynamic Foundations Remained Hidden in Plain Sight
Mary Sears: The Oceanographer Who Mapped Death and Saved Thousands at Tarawa – How One Woman’s Tide Tables Changed the Course of the Pacific War
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