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*[[SGU Episode 246|Eugenie Scott (246)]] {{Open}}
*[[SGU Episode 246|Eugenie Scott (246)]] {{Open}}
*[[SGU Episode 163|Pamela Gay (163)]] {{Open}}
*[[SGU Episode 163|Pamela Gay (163)]] {{Open}}
== Women in history ==
*[[SGU Episode 587#Forgotten_Superheroes_of_Science_.287:19.29|Rosa Smith Eigenmann (587)]] {{mag}} - ''Discovered more than 150 species of fish''
*[[SGU Episode 585#Forgotten_Superheroes_of_Science_.285:09.29|Mary Elizabeth Barber (585)]] {{mag}} - ''Plant collector from the 1800's''
*[[SGU Episode 580|Janet Rowley (580)]] {{mag}} - ''Linked chromosomal abnormalities to cancer''
*[[SGU Episode 578|Elizabeth Rona (578)]] {{mag}} - ''Worked with Pallonium''
*[[SGU Episode 572|Mary Edwards (572)]] {{mag}} - ''Tracked the positions of celestial objects for 55 years''
*[[SGU Episode 567#Forgotten_Superheroes_of_Science_.282:03.29|Cecilia Helena-Payne Gaposshkin (567)]] {{mag}} - ''Found that the Sun and the stars are mostly made of hydrogen''
*[[SGU Episode 566|Yvonne Brill (566)]] {{mag}} ''Pioneer rocket scientist''
*[[SGU Episode 564#Forgotten_Superheroes_of_Science_.281:14.29|Annie Maunder (564)]] {{mag}} ''Discovered the Maunder Minimum along with her husband''
*[[SGU Episode 560#Forgotten_Superheroes_of_Science_.284:13.29|Dorothy Hodgkin (560)]] {{mag}} ''Used X-ray crystallography to image penicillin, cholesterol, and vitamin B12''
*[[SGU Episode 555#Forgotten_Superheroes_of_Science_.284:12.29|Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha (555)]] {{mag}} ''The first doctor that brought the problem of Flint Michigan's water to the states attention''
*[[SGU Episode 552#Forgotten_Superheroes_of_Science_.283:51.29|Lorna Wing (552)]] {{mag}} ''Helped to redefine our conception of autism''
*[[SGU Episode 550#Forgotten_Superheroes_of_Science_.289:27.29|Stephanie Louise Kwolek (550)]] {{mag}}  ''Invented the chemical behind Kevlar''
*[[SGU Episode 548#Forgotten_Superheroes_of_Science_.285:26.29|Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green (548)]] {{mag}}  ''Cancer research involving nanoparticles and lasers''
*[[SGU Episode 544#Forgotten_Superheroes_of_Science_.281:49.29|Caroline Herschel (544)]] {{mag}}  ''Sister of William Herschel. First woman paid for science work.''
*[[SGU Episode 541#Forgotten_Superheroes_of_Science_.284:47.29|Birute Mary Galdikas (541)]] {{mag}}  ''Research on orangutans''
*[[SGU Episode 539#Forgotten_Superheroes_of_Science_.283:24.29|Andrea Ghez (539)]] {{mag}}  ''Stellar motions near Milky Way's supermassive black hole''
*[[SGU Episode 538#Forgotten_Superheroes_of_Science_.285:13.29|Alice Hamilton (538)]] {{mag}}  ''Development of industrial medicine in America''
*[[SGU Episode 537#Forgotten_Superheroes_of_Science_.284:59.29|Maria Sibylla Merian (537)]] {{mag}}  ''Made illustrations of insects in the late 1600's''
*[[SGU Episode 536#Forgotten_Superheroes_of_Science_.289:18.29|Alice Catherine Evans (536)]] {{mag}}  ''Showed the benefits of milk pasteurization''
*[[SGU Episode 534#Forgotten_Superheroes_of_Science_.284:01.29|Barbara McClintock (534)]] {{mag}}  ''Jumping genes" and chromosome research''
*[[SGU Episode 533#Forgotten_Superheroes_of_Science_.281:36.29|Ruth Rogan Benerito (533)]] {{mag}}  ''Wrinkle-resistant clothing''
*[[SGU Episode 532#Forgotten_Superheroes_of_Science_.283:08.29|Hedy Lamarr (532)]] {{mag}}  ''Invented spread spectrum technology''

Revision as of 13:43, 15 November 2016

Listed below are all of the interviews with women over the entire run of the SGU, as well as the guest rogues. Rebecca Watson, is only included on this list in her first appearance, when she was interviewed as a guest.

Women interviewed on SGU

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Women guest rogues