Gladys Lounsbury Hobby
American microbiologist whose research significantly contributed to the development of antibiotics, particularly in turning penicillin from a laboratory experiment into a widely manufactured drug during World War II.
American microbiologist whose research significantly contributed to the development of antibiotics, particularly in turning penicillin from a laboratory experiment into a widely manufactured drug during World War II.
Trailblazing Canadian ichthyologist and marine biologist.
American-Canadian astronomer who pioneered research on globular clusters and variable stars.
American scientist, inventor, and advocate for women’s rights; the first scientist to propose the idea of the greenhouse effect.
Aeronautical engineer who contributed significantly to aviation during her career.
American computer scientist renowned for her pioneering work in optimizing compilers.
American scientist, engineer, and inventor who significantly contributed to our understanding of semiconductors, integrated circuitry, and the unique electrical principles of small-scale materials.
Irish alcholism counsellor
Doctor in 1300s Spain
Pioneering Canadian computer scientist.