WOMEN IN A LAB

From Then to Now

Joan M. Hart designs filters for use in outer space. This one is for the space shuttle. It is made of rare and specially designed materials that are super strong.

Technological advances are based on fundamental scientific research and study. Scientist Joan Hart exemplifies the many women who have made significant scientific and technological contributions. Early in the 20th century, Marie Curie studied radioactivity and Lise Meitner explained nuclear fission. During World War II women helped develop products in support of the war effort. Today some women design spacecraft while others develop cutting edge medical products.


 


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1. Molecules to the Mind
2. Foam and Glass
3. Mentoring
4. Mathematics
5. Clockface
6. Higher Dimensions
7. Biology of Sleeping
8. Aurora Borealis
9. Thoughts and Models
10. Spinning and Balance
11. Visualizing Mathematics
12. I Am a Mathematician
13. Discovery
14. Wavelets
15. Symmetries
16. Seeing Infrared
17. Seeing the Light
18. What is Scientific Truth
19. I Am a Computer Scientist
20. Women in a Lab
21. Collaboration in Science
22. Families in Science
23. Swimming through Space
24. Hard Glittering Snow
25. The Golden Mean
26. Opals and Butterfly Wings
27. Surfing Flies
28. Understanding
29. Knots
30. Asking the Right Questions
31. Tiling the Plane
32. Language and Love
33. Patterns in Life
34. Chaos and Weather
35. Diving into History
36. Levitation

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