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@physgal.bsky.social ♥ 1.4K ⇄ 169 💬 45

Physiologist Ida Henrietta Hyde (d. #OTD 1945) invented one of the earliest intracellular microelectrodes. + One of the first women (& first American woman) to earn a PhD in #science from the U. of Heidelberg in Germany, 1896 + First woma…

@admirablewomen.bsky.social ♥ 448 ⇄ 138 💬 3

British statistician F. N. David (b. #OTD 1909): + Foundational pioneer in the field of modern probability & combinatorics + Applied her mathematical expertise to secretly assist the British military in critical defense operations #WWII +…

@admirablewomen.bsky.social ♥ 187 ⇄ 50 💬 1

#FossilFriday Hildegarde Howard, American pioneer in avian paleontology, known for her discoveries in the La Brea Tar Pits, among them the Rancho La Brea eagles #FeministFriday paleonerdish.wordpress.com/2019/05/01/f... #WomenInSTEM

@ferwen.bsky.social ♥ 50 ⇄ 13 💬 0

Botanist Hertha Bokelmann was born 111 years ago today. Born in Spain, she spent her career in South Africa, collecting species in the Eastern Cape, and acting as botanical illustrator for Wild Flowers of the Eastern Cape Province and a vo…

@wisarchive.bsky.social ♥ 39 ⇄ 12 💬 0

This is also very problematic and will have a long-lasting impact on diversity in US science. 👩🏻‍🔬🧪

@physgal.bsky.social ♥ 27 ⇄ 5 💬 0

The coeds of 1894 In the 1890s, MIT alumnae weren’t expected to have meaningful careers. The women of the Class of 1894 proved that assumption wrong. By Mackenzie White www.technologyreview.com/2026/06/23/1... Books in Women in STEAM a…

@gutenberg.org ♥ 26 ⇄ 5 💬 0

An amazing scientist! #WomeninSTEM 🧪

@davbatz.bsky.social ♥ 14 ⇄ 3 💬 0

Good Morning! It is Sunday August 23. #OTD In 1847, Sarah Frances Whiting was born. She was an American physicist and astronomer. She was one of the founders and the first director of the Whitin Observatory at Wellesley College. She instru…

@davbatz.bsky.social ♥ 13 ⇄ 1 💬 0

Women in #STEM should always be celebrated, their paths were and are never easy. #SheShed #WomenInSTEM

@tdssister.bsky.social ♥ 11 ⇄ 4 💬 0

Wishing a happy 82nd birthday today to Antonia Novello, the first woman and the first individual of Hispanic ancestry to become Surgeon General of the United States. Here is her story from the Archive! #WomenInSTEM #MedSky tinyurl.com/ar…

@wisarchive.bsky.social ♥ 11 ⇄ 4 💬 0

8/21/1863 — b. Baroness Hélène van Zuylen, French motorcar racer, author, and socialite. The first woman to compete in an international motorcar race (1898). She wrote poetry, short stories, novels + three plays (1902-14) #womenshistory #W…

@stemfem.bsky.social ♥ 10 ⇄ 4 💬 0

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