Melissa Vaught
Who are the women - from history and today - who have made important research contributions in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and medicine? Here are some suggestions from the Twitterverse.
New to #BeyondMarieCurie? Check out this in Nature - Research Highlights: Social Selection column - by Chris Woolston
A Storify of women scientists, physicians, and engineers highlighted on #BeyondMarieCurie - a work in progress!
A working list of women in STEM & medicine, curated from #BeyondMarieCurie - also in progress
Google Sheet open for commenting
@SWEEET_ecoevo's list of historic #WomenInSTEM (via @Aerin_J)
Animal and Plant Sciences Female Network - Profiles of and articles for women in science
via @apsfemwork
Portland Press talked to female key opinion leaders about women in STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths). Via @portlandpress
'She is an Astronomer' is a Cornerstone Project of the International Year of Astronomy 2009.
Includes profiles of dozens of women in astronomy.
"Swaby tells the scientists' stories with energy and clarity. Refreshingly, spouses and children are mentioned only when relevant-and the book is recipe-free."- New York Times Book Review
By @rachelswaby
