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She is a Spanish industrial engineer born in Valladolid (Spain) in 1971. Her mother is a doctor in physics and a university teacher and her father was a catedratic of electromagnetism. Elena started her professional career specialising in the design of industrial robots until 2009 when she meet a girl who was left quadriplegic after a traffic accident and began to design robots to help people with physical disabilities. Elena became known for her great invention: a 9 kg exoskeleton for children. This helps children with spinal cord injuries and helps them to have a more bearable life and allows the children to be more agile for some things.
Sandra Blaya

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Sofya Vasilievna Kovalevskaya was born on January 3 (15), 1850 in Moscow
Scientific activity
The most important research concerns the theory of rotation of a rigid body. Kovalevskaya discovered the third classical case of the solvability of the problem of the rotation of a rigid body around a fixed point. This advanced the solution of the problem, begun by Leonard Euler and J.L. Lagrange.

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Sabiha Yöo

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MARIE CURIE

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Barbara McClintock, who lived between the ages of 1902-1992, is an American scientist who received the 1983 Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine. Considered one of the world's most important cytogeneticists,  (3)

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She was born the 24 of June in 1959,in Zaragoza,Spain,she is an Spanish Doctor of Vision Sciences.

She also has a degree in Pharmacy and she has a degree in Optics and Optometry from the UCM. In 2012 she was awarded "Doctor Honoris Causa" by the Menéndez Pelayo International University for her support to the transfer of scientific knowledge to society

ESTELA ARROYO

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She is a Spanish doctor working in cell and molecular biology. She was born on 25 February 1952 in Salamanca.

She graduated in Medicine between 1976 and 1979 and obtained her PhD at the University of Salamanca. She was awarded several prizes such as the VIII Premio de Divulgación Femenina in 2011.

She graduated in Psychology also at the University of Salamanca in 1975. She worked in the National Institutes.

Pablo López

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She was born in 1965, Alicante.

She is actively concerned that the science related to cancer and ageing is brought to the attention of all.

In 1988, she was a student of Margarita Salas, while she studied Biological Sciences at the Autonomous University of Madrid, specialising in telomere and telomerase research.
She is a Spanish biologist.

Sonia Martínez

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She was born in Valdés (Asturias) in 1938, she obtained her degree in Chemistry and her PhD Biochemistry at the Complutense University of Madrid.  She was expected one of the greatest scientist as she made large contributions to the Science. Two  examples  of this was: the determination of the directionality of the reading of genetic information, during her time in Severo  Ochoa’s laboratory, and the discovery and characterisation of the DNA polymerase of phage 29. Because of this and more contributions she was awarded prestigious prizes such as the gold medal in the Community of Madrid in 2002.

DANIEL MORENO

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The existence of Mileva Marić has been ignored by the history of official science until recently.
It is thought that the mathematical knowledge of Marić was indispensable for Einstein (her husband) to develop his theories. She helped him with the research that culminated in the popular "annus mirabilis articles", about the photoelectric effect, Brownian motion and the special theory of relativity.
According to Evan Harris, the theory of relativity began with the thesis that Mileva wrote and presented under the supervision of Professor Weber, when she was studying at the Zurich University of Technology, the memory of which has been lost; and the photoelectric effect has its origin in Mileva's work when she was studying in Heidelberg with Professor Lenard. She also contributed to the Brownian motion theory with her mathematical work, describing the disordered movement of molecules.

If they had seen the enormous collaboration of Mileva before, people would know more about her and would no longer be "Einstein's wife" she would be known by the great mathematician that she was.

CANDELA ANDREU

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Maria Salomea Sklodowska, better known as Marie Curie was born on November 7, 1867, Warsaw, Poland.
Died July 4, 1934, Sancellemoz.
Marie Curie is known for being the first woman scientist to receive the Nobel Prize and the first professor at the Sorbonne University in Paris.

Marie Curie and her husband, Pierre, were the discoverers of radioactivity, along the elements polonium and radium. Also the study of nature. Marie devoted more than thirty-five years of her scientific career to the study of this entity (the elements polonium and radium).

BY: LUCÍA HURTADO CAVA 2ºD

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Iréne Joliot-Curie el 12 de septiembre de 1897 nace en París y falleció 17 de marzo de 1956 en Paris.Fue hija de Marie Curie.Ganó el Premio Nobel de Química por el descubrimiento de nuevos isótopos radiactivos,también fue activista política y social y defensora de los derechos de las mujeres.

Tras estudiar física y química en la Universidad de Paris durante la Primera Guerra Mundial fue asistente del departamento de radiografía de diversos hospitales franceses. Ya acabada la guerra fue nombrada ayudante de su madre en el Instituto del Radio de París, posteriormente conocido con el nombre de Instituto Curie.

Junto a su madre conoció al asistente personal de esta, Frédéric Joliot. De él se enamoró y se casó en 1926. Ambos tomaron el apellido de Joliot-Curie. En 1934, su madre Marie fallece de leucemia, enfermedad habitual de la época para quienes trabajaban sin protección suficiente con radiactividad.

En 1395 fue nombrada directora de investigación de la Fundación Nacional de Ciencias tras postularse en vano en tres ocasiones por sus principios feministas (al contrario que su madre, que tras el primer rechazo en la membresía por ser mujer y polaca, desestimó la opción). Al año siguiente obtuvo el puesto de subsecretaria de Estado en investigación científica, siendo apartada de la Comisión Francesa de Energía Atómica en 1951 por sus simpatías con el Partido Comunista Francés.

Irene Joliot-Curie y Frédéric tuvieron una hija, Hélenè y un varón, Pierre.

Irène Joliot-Curie murió el 17 de marzo de 1959 en su residencia de Paris a consecuencia de una leucemia, resultante de una sobreexposición a la radiación en el curso de su trabajo.Su marido, enfermo hepático, murió en agosto de 1958.

EVA SÁNCHEZ

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Maryam Chedid, a Moroccan scientist and astronomer researcher. She is considered the first female to reach the South Pole. She works for the French National Observatory, “Côte d'Azire” and is a professor at the University of Nice, France. Shadeid worked in a scientific team to develop a space telescope aimed at measuring the radiation of stars in Antarctica, as they were chosen in 2008 on the Davos list of the most prominent young leaders in the world.

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Wided Ibrahim is a Sudanese space scientist at NASA. Her work involves developing mathematical equations for rockets and spacecraft. She is Professor of Physics and Applied Mathematics, Hampton University, Virginia. The beloved, this period, works to study the planet Mars and discover its secrets and the mineral wealth of the red planet. I studied planets and their analysis methods at NASA.

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Ghada Mohamed Amer is an Egyptian scientist and researcher in the field of electrical power engineering. She was selected among the top 20 most influential women in science and technology in the Islamic world, which was announced by the United Nations-based "Muslim Science" magazine.

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Halima Benouza is an Algerian researcher who was ranked first as the best Arab scientist in 2013 in the field of biotechnology. Halima received her PhD in the study of plant hybridization and genetics from the Belgian University "Gumblox". She is recently working on scientific research aimed at developing treatment for chronic diseases at the Biotechnology Research Center, which is the first of its kind in Algeria.

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All of our events about International Day of Women and Girls in Science(11/2/2021)

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Prof. Dr. Selma Soysal

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Sabiha Gökçen'in Hayatı

Sabiha Gökçen, 22 Mart 1913 yılında Mustafa İzzet Bey ve Hayriye Hanım’ın altıncı çocuğu olarak Bursa'da dünyaya geldi.

Anne ve babasının ölümünün ardından, 1925 yılında Bursa’yı ziyaret eden Atatürk tarafından evlat edinilerek  kendisine "Gökçen" soyadı verilir.

Çankaya İlkokulu ve İstanbul Üsküdar Kız Koleji'nde öğrenim gören Sabiha Gökçen, 1935'te Türk Hava Kurumu'nun Türk Kuşu Sivil Havacılık Okulu'na girdi, Ankara'da yüksek planörcülük brövelerini aldı.

Gökçen, 7 erkek öğrenciyle birlikte Kırım, Rusya'ya gönderilerek yüksek planörcülük eğitimini tamamladı.

1936'da Eskişehir Askeri Hava Okulu'na girdi, burada av ve bombardıman uçaklarıyla başarılı görevler yaparak, dünyanın ilk “Kadın Savaş Pilotu” unvanını kazandı. 1937 yılında Türk Hava Kurumu’nun yetiştirdiği ilk kadın pilot olması nedeniyle kurumun “9 numaralı Murassa (iftihar) Madalyası” ile ödüllendirildi.

1938'de Balkan devletlerinin davetlisi olarak, uçağıyla Balkan turu yapan Gökçen, daha sonra Türk Hava Kurumu Türkkuşu'na başöğretmen tayin edildi. 1955'e kadar bu görevini başarıyla sürdürdü.

Hayatı boyunca toplam 22 değişik hafif bombardıman ve akrobatik uçakla uçan ve birçok ödülün sahibi olan Sabiha Gökçen, 1991 yılında Uluslararası Havacılık Federasyonu Altın Madalyası’nı aldı.

1996 yılında Amerika’da düzenlenen Kartallar Toplantısı’nda dünya havacılık tarihine adını yazdıran 20 havacıdan biri seçilen Sabiha Gökçen, bu ödüle layık görülen ilk kadın havacı olmuştur.

Sabiha Gökçen, 22 Mart 2001 tarihinde,88 yaşında hayata gözlerini yumdu. Sabiha Gökçen dünyanın bütün kadın pilotları için bir ilham kaynağıdır ve efsanesi bizimle yaşamaya devam edecektir...