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Intrepid Analysis of Female Scientists

Science, 1971
D, Davenport, M B, Jensen
exaly   +6 more sources

Top female scientists

Physics World, 2016
In response to the physicsworld.com blog post "Who is your favourite female scientist?" marking the International Day of Women and Girls in Science (10 February, http://ow.ly/YnuHa).
Karl Young, AD AD, Kaleberg Kaleberg
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Inspiring future female scientists

2011 Frontiers in Education Conference (FIE), 2011
This paper will briefly summarize the current state of women in the sciences (especially computer science and engineering), examine current trends, and explore the needs of potential female scientists. One recognized need for academic achievement is the availability of mentors.
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A comparision of productivity of male and female scientists of CSIR

Scientometrics, 1999
The paper examines the scientific productivity of male and female scientistts working in the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), India at the overall agency level and at the group of laboratories level, characterized by three broad subjects of physical, biological, and engineering sciences.
Brij Mohan Gupta, Suresh Kumar, B. S. Aggarwal   +2 more
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Female Surgeon Scientists

Journal of the American College of Surgeons, 2021
Elizabeth D, Krebs, Adishesh K, Narahari, J Hunter, Mehaffey, Shayna L, Showalter   +3 more
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The Ascendant Female Scientist

1985
Dr. Millicent Curry, 39 years old and an associate professor of physiology and biochemistry, filed the last printout of the contaminant analysis, leaned back against the lab bench, and asked herself, “What in hell am I doing in this place at nine o’clock on a Sunday evening?” She knew the answer. She was winding up a major piece of research which would
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CAN YOU THINK OF A FEMALE SCIENTIST?

2023
Abstract Most adults are unable to name a single female scientist. Somehow women pass under most people’s radar, even when they are as successful as Marie Curie. Looking back, even though there were not many women able to penetrate the male domain of science, historically there has been a trickle.
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Report on sensitization of female scientists

2007
Project title: DIVA - Science in a different voice.
Palomba Rossella, Menniti Adele, Misiti Maura, Cerbara Loredana, Dell'Anno Piero, Tintori Antonio (a cura di)   +5 more
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Reentry Programs for Female Scientists.

Contemporary Sociology, 1981
Debra Renee Kaufman, Alma E. Lantz, Marna C. Whittington, M. Louise Fox, Linda Elliot, Karen Sackett   +5 more
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