The Two Montessoris: The Rise, Fall, and Rebirth of an Educational Revolution.
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The Electric Home: Caroline Haslett and the Rise of the Women's Engineering Society.
The Fibers of Life: Pauline Mack and the Science of What We Put In, and On, Our Bodies.
The Ice Woman: Mary Engle Pennington’s Revolutionary World of Refrigeration.
Probing the Ultraviolet: The Spectroscopic Marvels of Emma Perry Carr
Sex After Sixty: The Geriatric Gynecology of Anna Kleegman Daniels.
Against the Current: Margaret Eliza Maltby and the Fight for Women in Physics.
The Modern Amphitrite: The Many Nautical Revolutions of Janet Taylor.
The Many Wars of Florence Nightingale.
Queen of the Stone Age: Dorothy Garrod and the Professionalization of Archaeology.
It Came from Teichmüller Space! The All-Too-Brief Mathematical Adventures of Maryam Mirzakhani
Emma Darwin and the Invisible Heroism of the Scientific Caretaker.
She Sang the Arc Electric: Hertha Marks Ayrton
The Last Woman Who Knew Everything: The Omnivorous Mind of Clémence Royer.
Broken Hearts and Nuclear Secrets: Marie Maynard Daly, America's First Black Woman Chemist.
Primal Screams: Sophie Germain’s Mathematical Labours
Jeanne Altmann, Baboon Moms, and the Justice League of Primatology.
The Strangers Within: Lynn Margulis and the Rebirth of Endosymbiosis
Raising Nature Girls: How 18th Century Botanist Catharina Helena Dörrien Created Girls' Science Education.
Lead, TNT, and Rayon: Alice Hamilton's Battle Against Industrial Poisons.