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#OnThisDay, 8 Apr 1959, Mary K Hawes initiates a project to create the first universal programming language for computers used by businesses and government. Grace Hopper led the team that then created COBOL. Some mainframes are still using it.
#WomenInHistory #OTD #History #WomensHistory #WomenInSTEM #Histodons
Happy birthday to #physicist Lise Meitner (1878-1968) who explained #nuclear #fission. She worked with chemists Hahn & Straßmann in 30s Berlin, investigating whether there were any stable elements beyond uranium. They discovered bombarding nucleus of U-235 with neutrons actually triggered it to fission, or break, into 2 nuclei of roughly half the size & some free neutrons! Hahn’s chemistry lead to startling discovery of barium,🧵
#linocut #printmaking #sciart #histsci #womenInSTEM #MastoArt
SpaceX Starlink satellites photobombed my northern lights photos in Iceland!
#space #science #spacex #astrodon #womeninstem
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SpaceX Starlink satellites photobombed my Northern Lights photos!
We've known for awhile that increasing numbers of satellites are a problem for astronomy and astrophotography. I had my own issues with SpaceX's Starlink sat...YouTube
🤗🌄👏 We welcome Johanna Beirer as a new member @Mol_Ecol @uniinnsbruck !
Johanna does her master thesis on the circadian rhythm of an #Alpine #Drosophila #fly in the context of #ClimateChange
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This is Elisabeth Wollman (1888-1943). Her life was extraordinary & her legacy is phenomenal.
In collaboration with her husband, Eugène, she was a pioneer of what became molecular genetics. This pic is her Pasteur Institute portrait from the early 1920s.
Their groundbreaking work was carried on by a colleague & their son, leading to a Nobel prize & more.
CW: The Wollmans' lives were ended in Auschwitz.
I've just created her Wikipedia page: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elisabet…
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Today I learned the word ‘scientist’ was coined in 1834 to describe Mary Somerville, replacing the term ‘man of science’.
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Meet Mary Somerville: The Brilliant Woman for Whom the Word “Scientist” Was Coined
How a Scottish polymath forever changed the course of gender in science and made a high art of connecting the seemingly disconnected.The Marginalian
An extraordinary pharmaceutical #chemist to celebrate for #BlackHistoryMonth - Alice Ball (1892-1916) who developed 1st effective treatment for #leprosy. Her research saved 1000s from exile & painful, ineffective lifelong treatment for leprosy, & she was a trailblazer for both women & Black scientists.
Ball studied #chemistry at UW earning a BSc & 2nd degree in pharmacy 2 years later.
#printmaking #sciart #BlackInSTEM #womenInSTEM #histstm
I’m doing a project featuring little-known women of science as a part of my studies as a lab technician.
I’ll be drawing some portraits and illustrating the research and discoveries of some interesting scientists✨
Let’s start!
🧬Nettie Stevens. American geneticist who discovered chromosomes X/Y by studying Mealworms (Tenebrio molitor)
#science #womeninstem #womeninscience #molecularbiology #genetics #mastoart #portrait #research #art #ciencia
¡Estamos de regreso! 🙌 Y nada mejor que comenzar con este calendario donde puedes consultar efemérides de mujeres relevantes en ciencia y tecnología de todo el mundo.
Un gran trabajo de Lorena Fernández que celebramos y compartimos.
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En 1988, muere Dorothy Lewis Bernstein. Matemática estadounidense conocida por su trabajo en matemática aplicada, estadística, programación de computadoras y su investigación sobre la transformación de Laplace. Fue la primera mujer en ser elegida presiden
¿Quieres saber si cumples años el mismo día que una gran científica o si hoy se celebra algún hecho que ha marcado la historia de la ciencia y que ha sido protagonizado por una mujer invisible? Marquemos en rojo el calendario con todo lo que nos han …El Blog de Loretahur
Not all heroes wear spacesuits.
In 2015 #OTD, President Barack Obama awarded former @nasa mathematician Katherine Johnson the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor, for her contributions to early spaceflight: go.nasa.gov/3EQKqBp
#WomenInSTEM
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Katherine Johnson
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Hello there! 🧬 Biochemist and 🖥️ R programmer from #Spain speaking. I like reading sci-fi & fantasy and watching TV shows. Feminisms and #WomenInSTEM. Hope to meet like-minded people and see many cat's pics 
#Introduction #rstats #scifi #chemistry #biochemistry #molecularbiology