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*[[SGU Episode 533#Forgotten_Superheroes_of_Science_.281:36.29|Ruth Rogan Benerito (533)]] {{mag}} ''Wrinkle-resistant clothing'' | *[[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'' | *[[SGU Episode 532#Forgotten_Superheroes_of_Science_.283:08.29|Hedy Lamarr (532)]] {{mag}} ''Invented spread spectrum technology'' | ||
*[[SGU Episode 528#Forgotten_Superheroes_of_Science_.282:51.29|Frances Kelsey (528)]] {{mag}} ''Prevented thalidomide from being sold in the US'' | |||
== This Day in History == | == This Day in History == | ||
Revision as of 06:55, 21 November 2016
This page is intended to link to all of the history segments on the SGU where women are highlighted
Forgotten Superheroes of Science
- Rosa Smith Eigenmann (587)
- Discovered more than 150 species of fish - Mary Elizabeth Barber (585) - Plant collector from the 1800's
- Janet Rowley (580) - Linked chromosomal abnormalities to cancer
- Elizabeth Rona (578) - Worked with Pallonium
- Mary Edwards (572) - Tracked the positions of celestial objects for 55 years
- Cecilia Helena-Payne Gaposshkin (567) - Found that the Sun and the stars are mostly made of hydrogen
- Yvonne Brill (566) Pioneer rocket scientist
- Annie Maunder (564) Discovered the Maunder Minimum along with her husband
- Dorothy Hodgkin (560) Used X-ray crystallography to image penicillin, cholesterol, and vitamin B12
- Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha (555) The first doctor that brought the problem of Flint Michigan's water to the states attention
- Lorna Wing (552) Helped to redefine our conception of autism
- Stephanie Louise Kwolek (550) Invented the chemical behind Kevlar
- Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green (548) Cancer research involving nanoparticles and lasers
- Caroline Herschel (544) Sister of William Herschel. First woman paid for science work.
- Birute Mary Galdikas (541) Research on orangutans
- Andrea Ghez (539) Stellar motions near Milky Way's supermassive black hole
- Alice Hamilton (538) Development of industrial medicine in America
- Maria Sibylla Merian (537) Made illustrations of insects in the late 1600's
- Alice Catherine Evans (536) Showed the benefits of milk pasteurization
- Barbara McClintock (534) Jumping genes" and chromosome research
- Ruth Rogan Benerito (533) Wrinkle-resistant clothing
- Hedy Lamarr (532) Invented spread spectrum technology
- Frances Kelsey (528) Prevented thalidomide from being sold in the US