Caroline Haslett
Distinguished English electrical engineer and advocate for women’s rights.
Distinguished English electrical engineer and advocate for women’s rights.
Latvian chemist renowned for her contributions to organic synthesis.
Polish archeologist and ethnographer, writer and social activist
Renowned scientist and Professor Emeritus at the National Institute of Genetics. She specializes in population genetics and molecular evolution and is famous for her work on the nearly neutral theory of evolution.
Esteemed French theoretical and quantum chemist.
American entomologist known for studying wheat flies. In 1850, she became, together with the astronomer Maria Mitchell, the first woman elected to the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Prominent Indian botanist known for her work in plant breeding, cytogenetics, and phytogeography.
Vital member of the Polish Underground Resistance during World War II in German-occupied Warsaw, heading the children’s section of Żegota from October 1943.
Germany’s first female doctor.
Pioneering Native American doctor from the Omaha tribe. She made history as the first Indigenous woman to earn a medical degree, and she tirelessly campaigned for public health and land rights for the Omaha tribe.