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Anthropologist, primatologist, ethologist, zoologist, scientist, academic and American writer

By Bruna Silva And Daniel García

DIAN FOSSEY

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BIOGRAPHY

She was born in San Francisco in 1932. Movated by the work of George Schaller, a noted American zoologist who devoted herself to the study of gorillas, Fossey travelled to Africa in 1963. There she observed and studied the gorillas of the mountains in their natural habitat and met the British archaeologist Louis Leakey, from whom learned the importance of studying the great apes to understand human evolution.

STUDIES

She graduated in Occupational Therapy at the San Jose State University in 1954. But she attended other colleges such as Darwin College, University of California at Davis, College of Marin and Cambridge College.

WORKS

In 1983 she published "Gorillas in the Mist", a book that exposes her observations and her relationship with gorillas in all her years of field studies.

Her work contributed greatly to the recovery of the gorilla population and the demystification of their violent behavior.

WOKS II

In 1966 she obtained the support of the National Geographic Society and the Wilkie Foundation to work in Zaire, but soon the complicated political situation of the country would force her to move to Rwanda to continue her research. Her patience and meticulous observation of the gorillas allowed her to understand and imitate their behavior, gradually gaining the acceptance of several groups. She learned to recognize the unique characteristics of each individual, coming to have a relationship of trust and affection with them. Karisoke, her place of study, became an international gorilla research center when she founded the Karisoke Research Center in 1967. In 1974, she received a doctorate in Zoology from the University of Cambridge.

DEATH

Her death, with machetes, was attributed to the head of the gorilla poachers against whom she fought. In the beginning the poachers were pointed out, but later Wyne McGuire, a young student who was under the advice of Fossey, was accused of 'professional jealousy'. McGuire fled to the United States shortly before a Rwandan court accused him of the crime and sentenced him to die shot as soon as he stepped on Rwanda. Nowadays, however, the most widespread theory is that of murder at the hands of the poachers with the support of the Rwandan authorities.

When you realize the value of all life, you dwell less on what is past, and concentrate more on the perseveration for the future.

Dian Fossey

Fossey was found dead in the bedroom of her cabin in the mountains of Virunga, Rwanda, on December 26th, 1985. The last entry in her diary said:

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What it impressed me the most about this women is that she could understand gorilla's behavior just by watching them hours and hours. Even though her life ended in a tragedic way, I think she has helped us to improve the knowledge of wild animals (gorillas).

I would have liked to see more of her work, I loved her caring for the gorillas and the way she studied them, with that friendly character towards them, and most importantly, at their side, knowing that she was in danger every second of her experience.

DANIEL'S OPINION

BRUNA'S OPINION

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Montse Medina

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Montse Medina was born in Valencia in 1984

She studied Aeronautical Engrineering in the UPV of Madrid. Then, she moved to Stanford to continue her studies.

IIn this part we are going to read some questions in an interview to Montse in Spain.

Montse went to Stanford to study Computational Mathematics.

Montse continued growing with her company Jetlore. Some of her costumers are eBay and Linio. She has been recognised as one of the greatest enterpreneurs.

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Montse Medina - who is also a finalist in the Stevie Awards for Woman in Business in California - decided, after studying aeronautics at the Polytechnic University of Madrid, to go to Stanford to do a doctorate in aeronautics. After studying Aeronautical Engineering in ---- she went to Stanford to do a doctorate in Aeronautics. "After a year, I realized it was too slow for me". Then, she switched to Computational Mathematics, where she met the other co-founder of Jetlore, a computer specialist in data science.

After deciding to go on the market they went through StartX, a Stanford accelerator that only admits people from the university. "When you start to give a little more to the company, you are surrounded by other entrepreneurs, financing and you already find it difficult to leave," he says. "Everything in Silicon Valley pushes you to start a business and this is the goal everyone is looking for." Your password? "Up to now, there has been a lot of data analysis to companies, we give a complete solution."

She asked him to help her with the research. They developed the technology, the showed it to their teachers and they hold them to start a company. And that is how the project came about six years ago..She co-founded Pixar and Tableau and her partner was while his partner was Sergey Brin, one of the founders of Google. They understand the dynamics of algorimtsand stated that "If you want something, try it", and this is their motto.

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She has been selected as number 12 in The Bay Area's 100 Fastest-Growing Private Companies of 2017, award granted by the San Francisco Business Times. co-founded by the Valencian engineer and Eldar Sadikovdesigned an algorithm for the personalization of email marketing in order to help companies to offer relevant content to their subscribers through email in order to increase the effectiveness and sales.

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The first woman in winning a Nobel Prize

Marie Curie

INDEX

1 Her Story

2 Her awards

3 Her discoveries

Her Story

Her family name was Maria Sklodowska. She was born in Warsaw, daughter of a Physics teacher.

Since she was a child she was a brilliant student, with an exceptional capacity for concentration. When she was 24 years old, she went to Paris to develop a scientific career, where she survived with the savings of having worked as a governess in Warsaw, the scant help her father sent her and the support of her older sister, Bronia, who lived in the French capital.

In 1893, she finished her Physics studies with honors at the Sorbonne University. A year later she met Pierre Curie, another vocational scientist with whom he married in 1895.

Pierre, who followed with passion the progress of his wife's experiments, abandoned his own work on magnetism to help her.In 1898, the couple announced the discovery of two new elements: polonium and radium, although they still had to spend four years working in precarious conditions to prove their existence.Finally, by treating a ton of pitchblende, they managed to isolate a fraction of a gram of radium and in 1903 they shared with Becquerel the Nobel Prize for Physics, with whose profits they installed a new bathroom in their house.

Soon fame and recognition came. In 1904, Pierre Curie was appointed professor of physics at the University of Paris, and in 1905, a member of the French Academy, positions never held by women. For this reason, Marie did not get the main merit of the common achievements was hers.

Pierre was killed by a horse-drawn carriage.Marie continued with her work and inherited the chair at the Sorbonne that her husband had occupied, which she combined with her research on the radio and its compounds, which led her to win the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1911. She was later appointed director of the Institute of Radio of Paris.In 1921 she travelled to the United States, where she was received as a true figure. He died of leukemia in 1934.

Her Awards

In 1903-1911

Of Physics and Chemistry

Davy-Matteucci-John Scott-Benjamin Franklin

In 1903-1904-1921

Elliott Crisson Medal and Willard Gibbs award

In 1909-1921

Nobel Prizes

Medals

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Her Discoveries

She studied :The RadiumThe Polonium

The Radium

The radio was discovered in 1898 by Marie Skłodowska-Curie and her husband Pierre in a variety of uraninite from northern Bohemia.While studying the ore, the Curies removed the uranium from it and found that the remaining material was still radioactive.They then produced a radioactive mixture made mainly of barium that gave a bright red flame color and spectral lines that had not been documented previously.In 1910 the radius was isolated by Curie and Andre Debierne in its pure metal by electrolysis of a solution of pure radio chloride using a mercury cathode and distilling in a hydrogen atmosphere.

The Polonium

Also known as Radio F, polonium was discovered by Marie Curie-Skłodowska and Pierre Curie in 1898, and was later renamed in honor of the homeland of Marie Curie, Poland.At that time, Poland was not an independent country and was under the rule of Russia, Prussia and Austria, and Marie was hoping that this appointment would add notoriety.It was the first element whose name derived from a political controversy.It was the 1st element discovered by the Curie couple while they investigated the causes of the radioactivity of the pitchblende.The pitchblende, after removing uranium and radium, was even more radioactive than these elements combined.

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Clara Campoamor

Her Life

She was born on February,12 1888 in Madrid

1934

She was assigned to work in the Institute of Chinese Materia Medica.

She enrolled in the Faculty of Law, for which she graduated on December 19, 1924.

She maintained a great activity as a lecturer in the Feminine University Association, always defending the equality of women's rights and political freedom

Campoamor was considered the winner and the approval of article 36 allowed women's suffrage

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She went into exile in Paris when the Spanish Civil War broke out

Marina Cristina Bruna Jesús Esther

Her ideas about women's equality brought her closer to the PSOE

She died in 1972 on 30th April in Switzerland

In 1898, when she was ten years old, the death of her father led Clara to leave her first studies to collaborate in the family economy. She worked as a dressmaker, sales clerk and telephone operator.

Clara Campoamor was elected deputy for the district of the city of Madrid in the elections of 1931 by the Radical Party

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In 2011 she met the group of Ignacio Ochoa and Luis Fernández and she started a doctoral thesis in the aplication of microtechnologies for the design and production of microfluids devices for celular cultive.

She studied industrial engineering in the university of Zaragoza. Then she did a master in aplicated mechanics.

A beonchip which recreates a biological environment in an electronic chip.

Her most important discovery

Top 10 Spain

Rosa Monge has been chosen by the MIT Technology review like one of the top 10 scientists in Spain

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Ángeles Alvariño

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"Creatividade e imaxinación son os ingredientes básicos para as científicas,como nas Artes, porque a Ciencia é unha Arte."

She was a Spanish oceanographer who discovered 22 new spieces of sealife, she also published three books.

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She completed her first studies in Ferrol and the baccalaureate at the Concepción Arenal institute. She attended the University Bachelor of Science and Letters at the University of Santiago de Compostela that ended in 1933 with the dissertations: Social Insects and Women in Quixote. In 1934 she moved to Madrid to study the career of Natural Sciences at the University of Madrid. She stayed at the "Residencia de Señoritas", run by María de Maeztu.Due to the beginning of the Spanish Civil War she interrupted her studies and returned to Galicia, when she took the opportunity to study languages (French and English) and investigate the coast. At the end of the war completed her training, she graduated from the University of Madrid and in 1941 she completed his training with a Master of Science in Natural Sciences.﻿

In 1967 she received her Doctorate in Biology from the University of Madrid. In January of 1970 she obtained the position of Researcher Biologist in the Scientific Center of the Fisheries of the Southwest, a division of the then newly created National Service of Maritime Fishing of the United States where she worked until her retirement in 1987.

In 1955 she returned to her laboratory in Vigo. A year later she got a Fulbright Scholarship to investigate at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Massachusetts.In this center she met Mary Sears, president of the First Oceanographic Congress of the United States and an expert in zooplankton who, impressed with her work, supported her to work at the Scripps Institute of Oceanography in La Jolla, California (1958-1969) where she investigated about plankton, currents and oceanic dynamics.

In 1953 and 1954 she travelled to England with a grant from the British Council to investigate zooplankton at the Plymouth Laboratory under the direction of Frederick S. Russell and Peter C. Corbim. Ángeles Alvariño was the first woman aboard a British research ship as a scientist.She participated in several expeditions and scientific cruises in the Atlantic and Pacific on board oceanographic vessels from England, the United States, Spain and Mexico.

She taught biology, zoology, botany and geology at the University of Ferrol between 1941 and 1948. In 1948 she moved to Madrid and there she became a sizar at the Spanish Institute of Oceanography, where she obtained the Doctorate of Chemistry. In 1952, she obtained a position as an oceanographer biologist at the Spanish Institute of Oceanography.

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