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Dorothy Maud Wrinch: The Mathematician Who Saw Proteins Dance
Irmgard Flügge-Lotz: The Mathematician Who Bent the Rules
Angelina Fanny Hesse: The Woman Who Brought Agar from the Kitchen to the Laboratory
Jean Purdy: The Woman Who Saw Life Begin
Charlotte Moore Sitterly: Building the Reference Library That Made Modern Astronomy Possible
Sister Mary Celine Fasenmyer: She Wrote the Algorithm Before Computers Existed to Run It
Mary Julia Wade: The Taphonomist Who Made Studying Earth’s Earliest Animals Possible
Ida Henrietta Hyde: She Created the Tool That Won Others Fame in Neuroscience
Fe del Mundo: How appropriate technology beat expensive medicine at saving lives
Dorothy Hill: World Authority on Palaeozoic Corals History Nearly Forgot
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