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Zombies and Narratives
If you have never seen the ‘zombie Marie Curie’ xkcd cartoon I’d encourage you to take a look. In it Marie Curie says ‘I wish they’d get over me’ and enumerates a couple of other key women scientists who don’t … Continue reading
Posted in biography, Women in Science
Tagged Hedy Lamarr, Lise Meitner, Marie Curie, xkcd
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The Summer is Over
I have recently returned (so yes, I feel the summer is over) from a few days holiday in places far less flat than Cambridge which provided enough time to sink into the unusual bliss of uninterrupted reading. So, rather than … Continue reading
Posted in biography, Book Review, Science Culture
Tagged Jan Henrik Schön, migraine, Robert McCrum, William Armstrong
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Heroines We Still Need
I have not been able to think much about blogging recently due to a variety of factors culminating in the wedding last weekend of my daughter. Not that I had much to do with the organisation of the wedding but … Continue reading
Posted in biography, Women in Science
Tagged Florence Nightingale, Mark Bostridge, statistics, Vera Brittain
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