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The Unstoppable Marie Curie
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Water, Fire, and Lightning: The Life of Laura Bassi, the First Woman Professor of Science.
Born Not Taught: Marian Koshland and the Source of Antibody Variation.
A Life in Service to the Birds: America’s Pioneering Woman Ornithologist, Florence Merriam Bailey
Making Continents Move: The Ocean Cartography of Marie Tharp
The Totally Improbable, Completely True Life of Betsi Cadwaladr, Welsh War Nurse
Of Artificial Radiation and Natural Genius: The Chemistry of Irène Joliot-Curie
Margaret Floy Washburn and the Motion of Thought.
ATLAS Soared: Fabiola Gianotti and the Discovery of a Higgs Particle
Lavinia Waterhouse: Gold Rush Physician, Frontier Suffragette
Margaret Mead and the Anthropology of Cultural Relativism.
Maria Sibylla Merian:17th Century Artist, Entomologist, Explorer and Proto-Ecologist!
Clean Water, Breathable Air, and the Science of Food: The Remarkable Legacy of Ellen Swallow