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The Lost Women of Science 2 (eBook)

10 Women Who Changed the Formula and Rewrote History
Artikelnummer: 978-0-593-89677-8
Einband: Adobe Digital Editions
Verfügbarkeit: Noch nicht erschienen, April 2027
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The award-winning team behind The Lost Women of Science returns with ten more remarkable stories of female physicists, archaeologists, astronomers, doctors, and more whose contributions broke barriers and rewrote history.

Long before the history books took notice, women were already busy changing the world of science. Meet the physicist who worked alongside J. Robert Oppenheimer, the "Father of the Atomic Bomb"; the daredevil who designed, built, and flew her own airplane; the chemist who helped create a lifesaving cancer-fighting drug-and seven more incredible trailblazers who defied expectations and followed their curiosity to groundbreaking discoveries.

From the creators of the award-nominated Lost Women of Science podcast comes an illuminating and inspiring portrait of ten revolutionary women in STEM. With riveting sketches, rarely seen photos, and insightful stories, this book invites readers to uncover the remarkable lives and lasting triumphs of science pioneers whose impact will never be forgotten.

The award-winning team behind The Lost Women of Science returns with ten more remarkable stories of female physicists, archaeologists, astronomers, doctors, and more whose contributions broke barriers and rewrote history.

Long before the history books took notice, women were already busy changing the world of science. Meet the physicist who worked alongside J. Robert Oppenheimer, the "Father of the Atomic Bomb"; the daredevil who designed, built, and flew her own airplane; the chemist who helped create a lifesaving cancer-fighting drug-and seven more incredible trailblazers who defied expectations and followed their curiosity to groundbreaking discoveries.

From the creators of the award-nominated Lost Women of Science podcast comes an illuminating and inspiring portrait of ten revolutionary women in STEM. With riveting sketches, rarely seen photos, and insightful stories, this book invites readers to uncover the remarkable lives and lasting triumphs of science pioneers whose impact will never be forgotten.

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VerlagRandom House Children's Books
EinbandAdobe Digital Editions
Erscheinungsjahr2027
Seitenangabe224 S.
AusgabekennzeichenEnglisch
AbbildungenBLACK-AND-WHITE ILLUSTRATIONS
PlattformEPUB
ReiheThe Lost Women of Science
AutorBellows, Melina Gerosa / Hafner, Katie / Lee, Karyn (Illustr.)

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Über den Autor Melina Gerosa Bellows

The Lost Women of Science Initiative is a nonprofit whose mission is to tell the story of female scientists who made ground-breaking achievements in their fields, yet remain largely unknown, and to inspire girls and young women to pursue education and careers in STEM. Melina Gerosa Bellows is the President of Fun Factory Press, a boutique publishing business specializing in children's nonfiction content. During her career at National Geographic, she created hundreds of new products and franchises, including the New York Times bestselling National Geographic Kids Almanac, Weird But True!, and the reintroduction of National Geographic Kids magazine.Katie Hafner is the host and co-executive producer of Lost Women of Science. Katie was a longtime reporter for The New York Times, where she continues to be a contributor, writing obituaries and advance obituaries. Katie has been writing about women in STEM for more than 30 years.Karyn Lee is a designer, freelance illustrator, and native New Yorker. She's currently a senior designer at Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing and received her BFA from Pratt Institute in Communications Design.

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