Women in science

Temple Grandin's research into animal behavior and inventions in farm technology have changed the way that livestock are treated across North America and all over the world. She also campaigner for autism awareness, helping to promote an understanding of this disorder.

Describes Rachel Carson, a 20th century marine biologist and science writer, whose work on the harmful effects of the insecticide DDT helped to raise awareness about humanity's impact on the natural world and the often-unintended consequences of scientific progress.

Tells the story of Jane Goodall, her childhood in England, her groundbreaking work in Africa, and her role as a globetrotting ambassador of the conservation movement.

Presents information about Ada Lovelace, her life in science, who became known to those who knew her as the "enchantress of numbers.".

A biography of chemist and Nobel Prize winner Marie Curie.

A biography that explores the life and career of scientist Marie Curie, famous for discovering and researching two new elements, polonium and radium.

A biography of British scientist Jane Goodall, discussing her study of chimpanzees and efforts to protect them.

Recounts the life and career of X-ray crystallography expert Rosalind Franklin, who through her work in photographing complex biomolecules revealed for the first time the structure of coal and carbon molecules, viruses, and human DNA.

In Mae Carol Jemison, learn how the American astronaut and doctor chose to pursue a career in science and became the first African-American woman in space, followed by work advocating for space exploration and women and minorities in the sciences.

History has seen many incredible men and women contribute to the field of science. One such woman to make her mark on the field of biochemistry was Dorothy Hodgkin. This book discusses Hodgkin's history, her introduction to the field, and her accomplishments in the industry.