Elizabeth M Kennedy
Machine tools expert and Women’s Engineering Society President.
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Elizabeth Killick
Defence electronics engineer Betty Killick was also the first woman to become a fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering.
Dr Elizabeth Laverick
British electronics engineer
Betty Lindsay
In 1921 she gained a BSc in mechanical engineering from the University of Edinburgh, and is believed to probably have been only the 2nd woman engineering graduate (after Elizabeth Georgeson in 1919).
Elizabeth Jane Smith
The first woman to study engineering in a Scottish university.
Ella M Collin
British metallurgical chemist
Elmina Wilson
American structural engineer
Joy Muntz
Pioneering engineer-pilot
Elsie Eleanor Verity
“The First Lady of the motor trade” in early to mid-20th century Britain
Emily Dunn
Emily Dunn is one of two Yorkshirewomen running their own quarries in the first half of the 20th century, the other being Anne Greaves.