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She is  working on the analysis of data from the AMS-02 experiment on the International Space Station.

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Hello, my name is Bilge Demirköz. I am a faculty member at METU in Ankara, Turkey. I am originally from Istanbul, Turkey. After graduating from my high school, Robert College of Istanbul, I went to MIT and did my bachelor's in physics with minors in music and math and followed that up with master's degree in particle physics.

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physics engineer, piezoelectric

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astrophysicist

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She was Bosnian-Croat scientist (grew up in Bosnia and Herzegovina and studied and lived in Croatia).
She is creator of Vegeta (most popular spice in ex Yugoslav Republics).

In 1955 she began working as a chemical technician in Podravka, Croatian food brand. It was there in 1959 that she created Vegeta, which would become one of the most popular Croatian brands. She has since then received numerous recognitions and awards, including the Order of Danica Hrvatska.

There is a scholarship foundation set up in her name for graduate students studying science in Zagreb.

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Zespół Szkolno-Przedszkolny
w Kleczewie (Marika Puchalska)
Maria Skłodowska Curie was very famous woman. She and her husband devoted their lives to Science and radioactivity. In 1903, they won the Nobel Prize for Physic. In 1906, she took her husband's job at Sorbonne in Paris . I like her, because she was Polish and she was the first woman who taught at the famous University. She didn't have easy life, because in 1906 her husband died in a street accident. She didn't give up. Maria Skłodowska Curie won the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1911. She was the first person who won two Nobel Prizes! She died in 1934 from exposure to radiation. One years later Maria and Pierre's daughter Irene won the Nobel Prize for Chemistry.

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Curator at the HPM & honorary research fellow at the Evolutionary Studies Institute, the University of the Witwatersrand.
Research interests include human evolution, origins of modern humans, hunter-gatherers, Mediterranean prehistoric archaeology, and history of paleoanthropology .
Anthropologist Davorka Radovcic, a curator at the Croatian Natural History Museum in Zagreb, shows a white-tailed eagle talon, one of eight found at the famous Krapina Neanderthal site that were part of a the world's earliest jewellery made some 130,000 years ago and far before appearance of modern humans in Europe. The recently published research gives another important evidence -- contrary to long-held beliefs -- that Neanderthals possessed the capacity for a complex cognitive thinking.

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Ayşe Erzan received his Ph.D. degree from State University of New York in 1976 from Stony Brook. Until 1981 he worked at METU and Istanbul Technical University. He then worked as a researcher and lecturer in the field of statistical physics in Sweden, Italy, Switzerland, Portugal, Germany and the Netherlands. He returned to ITU in 1990 and continued his education and research at the Physics Department.

The main research subjects are state changes, fractals, complex systems and system biology. In 1995, Turkey Academy of Sciences associating member, Erzen elected full members in 1997, 1997 TÜBİTAK Science Award in 2003, the L'Oreal-UNESCO Continent "Women and Science" Award, has received Rammal Award in 2010. He is a member of Academia Europaea and TWAS (Academy of Science of Developing Countries) and honorary member of the Academy of Science and Technology of Palestine. Erzan, who was in the publication of the European Physical Journal B and Journal of Statistical Physics, was a member of the Board of Directors of the International Academies Human Rights Network and a member of the Standing Committee on Science and Ethics of the European Science Academy (ALLEA).

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Canan Dağdeviren (May 4, 1985, Istanbul), Turkish physicist, is the first Turkish to be elected to the Young Academy of Harvard University.
Canan DAĞVIREN, a Turkish physics engineer, succeeded in taking his place among the world's remarkable scientists with his scientific studies. By working in the field of medical technology, he developed a wearable cardiac chip (PZT MEH) and a device that diagnoses skin cancer without a battery. Canan Dagdeviren succeeded in being on the list of scientists under the age of 30 for Forbes magazine.

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Arignote From Croton, Greek Philosopher 

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Arignote From Croton, Greek Philosopher 

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The Eternal Essence Of Number Is The Most Providential Cause Of The Whole Heaven, Earth And The Region In Between. Likewise It Is The Root Of The Continued Existence Of The Gods And Daimones, As Well As That Of Divine Men."

Among The Pythagorean Sacred Discourses (Ἱεροὶ Λόγοι, ΄΄Hieroi Logoi΄΄) The Above Mentioned Is A Dictum Attributed To Arignote.

Arignote Or Arignota (/ˌærɪɡˈnoʊtiː, ˌærɪɡˈnoʊtə/; Greek: Ἀριγνώτη, Arignṓtē) Was A Pythagorean Philosopher From Croton Who Flourished Around The Year 500 Bc. She Was Known As A Student Of Pythagoras And Theano And, According To Some Traditions, Their Daughter As Well.

Life

According To The Suda, Arignote Wrote:

Bacchica (Βακχικά, Bakkhika, "Of Bacchus")

The Mysteries Of Demetra (Περὶ Τῶν Δήμητρος Μυστηρίων, Peri Ton Demetros Mysterion)

A Sacred Discourse (Ἱερὸς Λόγος, Hieros Logos)

Mysteries Of Dionysus (Τελεταὶ Διονύσου, Teletai Dionysou)

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Kielan-Jaworowska 's studies began in the aftermath of the Second World War: as Warsaw University's department of geology had been destroyed in 1939. She studied at the University of Warsaw during World War II in secret classes, then at the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences.Initially she worked in the Museum of Zoology, and in September 1948 she took up an assistant professorship in the Department of Paleontology. She attended lectures given by the Polish palaeontologist Roman Kozłowski at her own home. It was here that her passion began. She took part in the Warsaw Uprising as a nurse.Kielan-Jaworowska's work included research on Devonian and Ordovician trilobites from Central Europe (Poland and the Czech Republic). Later, Sophie organized the first Polish-Mongolian palaeontological mission to the Gobi desert, and returned 7 times. She discovered new species of crocodiles, lizards, turtles, dinosaurs (especially Deinocheirus), birds and multispecies of tuberculosis. Zofia Kielan-Jaworowska has added a great deal of contribution to monographs that detail findings of fossils, along with that, she also wrote her own book, Hunting for Dinosaurs, which give brief descriptions of her paleontological endeavors to the Gobi Desert. Her book was first written in Polish, but was then translated to English and published in 1969. The book notes of her exchange with the Mongolian people, as well as the hardships she faced to achieve her great success in her life’s work. Also, in her research she explored the asteroid theory regarding the mass extinction of dinosaurs. She was appointed Professor Emerita in the institute of Paleobiology.

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Kielan-Jaworowska 's studies began in the aftermath of the Second World War: as Warsaw University's department of geology had been destroyed in 1939. She studied at the University of Warsaw during World War II in secret classes, then at the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences.Initially she worked in the Museum of Zoology, and in September 1948 she took up an assistant professorship in the Department of Paleontology. She attended lectures given by the Polish palaeontologist Roman Kozłowski at her own home. It was here that her passion began. She took part in the Warsaw Uprising as a nurse.Kielan-Jaworowska's work included research on Devonian and Ordovician trilobites from Central Europe (Poland and the Czech Republic). Later, Sophie organized the first Polish-Mongolian palaeontological mission to the Gobi desert, and returned 7 times. She discovered new species of crocodiles, lizards, turtles, dinosaurs (especially Deinocheirus), birds and multispecies of tuberculosis. Zofia Kielan-Jaworowska has added a great deal of contribution to monographs that detail findings of fossils, along with that, she also wrote her own book, Hunting for Dinosaurs, which give brief descriptions of her paleontological endeavors to the Gobi Desert. Her book was first written in Polish, but was then translated to English and published in 1969. The book notes of her exchange with the Mongolian people, as well as the hardships she faced to achieve her great success in her life’s work. Also, in her research she explored the asteroid theory regarding the mass extinction of dinosaurs. She was appointed Professor Emerita in the institute of Paleobiology.

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Ova je iznimna žena bila  po struci i opredjeljenju biolog botaničar, obrazovala je generacije i generacije geologa i paleontologa, a bila je i utemeljiteljica mikropaleontologije u Hrvatskoj. Godine 1966. postaje dopisna članica, a 1973. redovita članica Akademije znanosti i umjetnosti, ujedno prva žena primljena u Akademiju. Nagrađena je brojnim priznanjima za svoj rad, među kojima je i nagrada za životno djelo 1975. godine. Objavila je stotinjak znanstvenih te brojne stručno-popularne radove.

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Professor Vanda Kochansky-Devidé (10th April 1915 – 26th February 1990), was a biologist and a botanist, she educated generations of geologists and paleontologists. She was a founder of micropaleontology in Croatia and  the first female full-member of the Croatian (and formerly Yugoslav) Academy of Sciences and Arts. Vanda Kochansky-Devidé graduated with a degree in Biology from the Faculty of Philosophy in Zagreb. She published more than one hundred scientific papers as well as numerous professional and popular issues. She was the author of numerous new fossil taxa, and many palaeontologists named their newly found fossils after her. She was awarded several times for her professional achievements, and she became full-member of the Yugoslav Academy of Arts and Sciences in the year 1973.

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María Cambrils (1877-1939) fue una mujer comprometida con el socialismo y un referente feminista en su época. Este libro profundiza en su vida, sus escritos y su época histórica, y reúne sus publicaciones y su obra periodística, situándolas en su contexto histórico, en el que dedicó gran parte de sus energías a difundir esta importante conquista del siglo XX que se ha definido como feminismo.

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María Cambrils (1877-1939) fue una mujer comprometida con el socialismo y un referente feminista en su época. Este libro profundiza en su vida, sus escritos y su época histórica, y reúne sus publicaciones y su obra periodística, situándolas en su contexto histórico, en el que dedicó gran parte de sus energías a difundir esta importante conquista del siglo XX que se ha definido como feminismo.

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Nacida en Valencia (PEGO)

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University: Istanbul University, Faculty of Science, Chemistry Eng.
Doctorate: Ist. Univ. Faculty of Pharmacy. Analytical chemistry
Post Doc. : University of Minnesota. Pharmacy Fask.
He identified structural glycoproteins and carried out structural studies, and obtained some glycoproteins from plants. After returning to Turkey up to 100 plants anticancer extract viewed efficient components and most actively Colchicum and Merendera kind, especially found the type Merendera caucasica, but anticancer gained from such featured colchicum alkaloids of not sustained until the work phase the drug because it was too toxic. Dr. These studies were awarded by the American Pharmacy Association in 1962, 1963 and 1964 with the Young Scientists Award.

In the NMR structure determination studies naturally occurring compounds derived from plants is the first person in Turkey and even among the leading intensive use in NMR is common in organic chemistry in Turkey.

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Felisa specialized in the study of crystalline networks with X-ray apparatus and the last course worked as an assistant in the Faculty of Sciences. The work he developed in the laboratory was extensive. He put into practice the method developed by the Bragg (father and son) and also that of the physicists Peter Debye and Paul Scherrer, the diffraction of X-rays by dust for the study of the structures of the oxides of nickel and colbato and the sulfur of lead. This work was the basis of the thesis he defended in 1926 and approved with the rating of outstanding.

Felisa Martín Bravo then became the first woman to obtain a Ph.D. in Physics. The result of that thesis was a special article in the history of crystallography, the first written contribution published in Spain on the subject, "Determination of the crystalline structure of nickel oxide, cobalt oxide and lead sulfide" (1926). .

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1877'de kayıtlı olduğu Barselona Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi.
School of Medicine of the University of Barcelona, where he enrolled in 1877.
The first woman who did her doctorate in Medicine.

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REMZİYE HİSAR
First Turkish Female Chemist: Remziye Hisar, Marie Curie at Sorbonne University in France studied at the time she taught and published books in her own field in Turkish and French.

ilk Türk Kadın Kimyager :Remziye Hisar, Fransada Sorbonne Üniversitesinde Marie Curie'nin ders verdiği dönemlerde okudu ve kendi alanında Türkçe ve Fransızca kitaplar yayımladı.

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Nene Hatun

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(Vilaseca, Tarragona, May 25, 1853 - Mahón, 1905) was a Spanish doctor and educator, first woman enrolled in the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Barcelona in 1872-73, after authorizing Amadeo I through a Royal Order the possibility for women to study.

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(Toledo, 1901 - Málaga, 1995) was the first doctor and professor of Mathematics in secondary education in Spain. In addition, he was in the Institute-School of Madrid and Seville. At the same time, she was the first woman to be retired by the Board of Extension of Studies at the University of Berlin, in order to deepen her research within the broad field of Mathematics and learn new pedagogical methods that were applied in Germany. He died on October 15, 1995, at 94 years of age

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(Lérida, February 6, 1894 - Zaragoza, January 31, 1973) was the first Spanish PhD in Pharmacy.

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She graduated in chemistry at the Complutense University of Madrid and obtained a PhD degree in 1961, with as supervisor Alberto Sols (CSIC). In 1967, she travelled to the United States to work with Severo Ochoa. Salas, with her husband Eladio Viñuela, have been responsible for promoting Spanish research in the field of biochemistry and molecular biology. She has supervised more than 40 PhD-students, and has published over 200 scientific articles. She works as a professor at the CSIC in the field of Biotechnology.