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Claudia Rodríguez Suárez_3ºB
Hi, I´m Grace Murray Hopper. I was a computing scientific and a USA military. I enter in Vassar College in New York, were I studied maths and fisics, graduating with honors in 1928. In 1949 I designed one of the first compilers, which translated a programmer’s instructions into computer codes.

When I recommended the development of a new programming language that will only use words in english, the said that they couldn´t do it beacuse the computers won´t understand english, but I said that It would be easier for most of people write in english than use symbols, so I decided to write the programs in english on the computer, and it would need to translate in machine language.

I have recieve the title of Man of the year in science of the Computation in 1969. In 1973 I was the first and In 1924 I woman named member of the British Computer Society. I recieved the Golden Gavel price in the convention International Toastmasters in Washington DC. And more. I died the 1st of January in 1992.

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Mara Rodríguez Bernardo_3ºA
Hello my name is Jocelyn Bell Burnell I am 79 years old and i was born on 15th July 1943 in Lurgan,UK.

I studied physics and i got a PhD from cambridge university. I discovered pulsars (neutron stars) while doing this PhD. Thanks to this discovery, I allowed to test the theory of stellar evolution.

In 2018 I received the Special Fundamental Physics Advancement Award and the money from that award (2.3 million) I donated to women, minority and refugee students seeking to be physics researchers.

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Adriana Fernández_3º A
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Hugo González Cabrera_3ºB
Hi! I´m Emmanuelle Marie Charpentier, I was born the 11 December 1968 in Juvisy-sur-Orge, France.
I studied biochemistry, microbiology, and genetics at the Pierre and Marie Curie University and I graduated at the Institut Pasteur.
This are the most important awards that I received: Nobel Prize in Chemistry, the Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences, the Louis-Jeantet Prize for Medicine, the Gruber Foundation International Prize in Genetics, the Leibniz Prize, the Tang Prize, the Japan Prize, and the Kavli Prize in Nanoscience and I´ve won the BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Award jointly with Jennifer Doudna and Francisco Mojica.

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Jose Miguel Luis Rojas_3ºB
Hello! I’m Mary-Claire King, I was born in 1946. Nowadays I’m a teacher in the university of Washington, I’m credited with identifying the genes for breast cancer and demonstrating that humans and chimpanzees are 99% genetically identical. In addition, I have applied DNA sequencing to identify victims of human rights violations: I began working in 1984 with the Abuelas de la Plaza de Mayo in Argentina, and have since collaborated with various organizations to identify people who have disappeared in conflicts.

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Ángel Sánchez Iglesias_3º B

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Alberto Argüelles_3ºB
Hello, I join the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA), the body that preceded NASA, by chance. I just needed a job. I didn't know then what we know now: that this serendipity was the beginning of a career spanning more than three decades as a programmer, mathematician, and rocket aerospace scientist.

But before all that, I was an African-American girl growing up in Alabama during the 1940s and 1950s. I lived through a strong climate of racial segregation within the educational system that didn't make things easy for me. Despite this, my mother instilled in her from a young age that I could achieve anything I wanted if I worked hard enough, and that for that I had to study. So  I studied, hard, until he graduated high school with honors.

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REBECA MARTIN HEVIA_3ºA
Hi, I´m Dorothy crowfoot hodgkin. I was born on may 12,1910 in Egypt, Cairo and I died on july 26 1994 in the United Kingdom at the age of 84 for a brain hemorrhage .
It was me who found two new elements rhenium and masurium which Dimitri Mendeleev predicted would form part of the periodic table . In the science  books I appear as the discovered of the rhenium and not the masurium because its discovery is attributed to Carlo Perrier and Emilio Sagre.
the science community ignored my evidence until perrier amd sagre artificially created the element in the laboratory. nevertheless,
I was credited with being  the first person to think  of the possibility of nuclear fusion
I also proposed advances in the x-ray crystallographic technique.
among my most  important discoveries is the confirmation of the structure of penicillin and bitamine B12, for which i won  a Nobel Prize also after 35 years of hard work I was able to identify the structures of insulin

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Iván Fernández_3ºB
Hi, I´m Rosalind Franklin, I was born the 25 of July in 1920 and I died the 16 of April in 1958.

I studied natural sciences in the Newnham College, specifically in chemistry. I obtained a University scholarship to do my PhD in the Physics and Chemistry laboratory at the University of Cambridge. I started the study of the molecule of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), because I was the only one of the unit that had training in crystallography. I discovered the structure of the DNA because I was a pioneer in the use of X-rays

I didn´t won any big price but  in 1992 the English Heritage put a plaque on the house where I lived in London.In addition, in 2001, the U.S. National Cancer Institute created an award named after me to recognize women cancer researchers.

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Sara Lopera Álvarez_3ºA
Hello!, I'm Ruth Martha Shady Solís. I was born at December 29 of 1946 in Callao, Perú. I'm an anthropologist, aracheologist and educator. I was a professor at the facukty of Sciences at the University of San Marcos. I also wrote a book called "The first civiliztion of America". In additon, I won an award called "Order of Merit for Distinguished Service".

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Óscar Suárez Blanco_3ºB
Hello, my name is Maria Monserrat Capdevilla d'Oriola, I was born on August 6, 1905 and died on October 4, 1993. I studied at the University of Barcelona, ​​Paris and at the Central University of Soborna to be able to dedicate my whole life to mathematics and astronomy

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Marín Isla_3ºB
I was born on May 12, 1820, in Florence. I was a recognized nurse who celebrates International Nursing Day every May 12. In 1837 I told my family that from 1844 I was going to be a nurse even if they didn't want to. On August 22, 1853, I took up the position of superintendent at the Institute for the Care of Sick Ladies in London, I stayed here a year as I liked very much to travel to instruct and introduce young women with the same dream. In the Crimean War due to a lack of nurses and medication, an acquaintance of my family took me along with 38 other nurses taught by myself to the Black Sea to help the war wounded in 1854. In 1860, I inaugurated a Training School for Nursing at St. Thomas Hospital and began working and writing on different health reforms. In 1883 Queen Victoria awarded me the Royal Red Cross and in 1907 King Edward VII awarded me the Order of Merit, the first time a woman had been awarded. and in 1908, the Keys to the City of London were delivered to me. In 1910 I passed away in my sleep but I am still alive to tell you my story.

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Ziqing Zhou_3ºA
Hi, my name is Laurence Broze. I am a Belgian mathematician specializing in statistics and econometrics and particularly in the theory of rational expectations.  I am a professor of applied mathematics at the University of Lille in France. I am the author of The Econometric Analysis of Non-Uniqueness in Rational Expectations Models, 1991.  In 2014, i became a knight of the Legion of Honour and an officer of the Ordre des Palmes Académiques.
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