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-Anne Conway
-Place of birth: London, United Kingdom
-December 14 1631- February 23 1679
-Her early education was by tutors and included Latin, to which she later added Greek and Hebrew.
-Occupation: Philosopher
-Author of a single treaties of philosophy
-Influenced the work of Gottfried Leibniz

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“ Author of a major scientific compendium that popularised the subject”

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Names: Mia P., Chandra N., Nick S. Meher S.
26 December 1780 Jedburgh, United Kingdom- 29 November 1872 Naples Italy
Social Status:
-She had ships named after her, Mary Somerville, which carried goods between Liverpool, Canton and Calcutta
Education:
- She wasn’t allowed in any educational based areas like universities, scholarly societies and laboratories
Occupation:
-She was seen as “the Queens of the Sciences” but wasn’t allowed to go into Society’s hallowed halls
-Married to a cousin
Achievements:
-She became Victorian England’s most famous scientist author even though she was excused from educations based areas like university
-Her best seller “One the Connexions of the Physical Sciences”
- The book was based of “astronomy, physics, geography, and meteorology” and 6 editions were published in her lifetime
-She ignored all the stereotypes of “women can’t do work” and still was able to take care of her family while working on this
-“A man can always command his time under the plea of business” but “ a woman is not allowed any such excuse”
-receive Patron’s Medal for Royal Geographical Society from the book
Sources:
https://www.britannica.com/biography/Mary-Somerville

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Caroling Herschel        Ava C, Emily B, Chris P, Rio B 

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Caroling Herschel        Ava C, Emily B, Chris P, Rio B 

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-March 16 1750- January 9 1848
-First professional Women astronomer.
-First woman to discover a comet, King George lll rewarded her with a scientific salary.
- Her mother didn’t support her and wanted Caroling to stay home to wash and clean. She escaped her family and joined her brother William in England who discovered Uranus.
- William wanted Caroling to help with his astronomical projects.
-She performed the calculations needed to convert numbers on a dial into locations on a map, thanks to her that Britain’s major star catalogue was brought up to date.

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Born in April 1st 1776 Rue Saint-Denis  Paris, France

Died June 27th 1831 in Paris, France .

She was known for the first woman to get a college education by pretending she was a male scholar.Her father was a wealthy silk merchant through a believe.

She won an award from the Paris academy of sciences.

The first woman to win a award from Frances royal academemy

https://www.newscientist.com/people/sophie-germain/

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Place of birth
~ 14 December 1631 – 23 February 1679 London, United Kingdom.

Education/Social status /occupation
~ She was English philosopher who influenced the work of Gottfried Leibniz.

~Anne Conway suffered from bouts of inexplicable pain, the main symptom of which was an unrelievable headache.

~ Was married into wealth

~ she was clearly well-read by the time she made the acquaintance of one of the Cambridge Platonists

Important achievements
~ was the writer of Single Treatise of Philosophy.

~The treatise, The Principles of the Most Modern and Ancient Philosophy (after Principles) was published posthumously, in 1690.

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Margaret Cavendish (Lily h,Arnav J,Daniel M. Kyle K)

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Margaret Cavendish (Lily h,Arnav J,Daniel M. Kyle K)

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- born in 1623 in Colchester, Essex 1623- Dec 15, 1673
-  she was very rich and privileged
- did a lot of reading, writing, dancing, and needle work
- she was a philosopher, poet, playwright, essayist, physicist
- she was one of the most prolific female authors and natural philosopher in the 17th century
- In 1644, she traveled with the queen to Paris to escape the Battle of Marston
- William Cavendish and Margaret had a 30 year age gap but still got married in 1645
- She published her first book, Poems and Fancies, in 1653
- in the 1650, she started to write about her opinions on gender and sex issues

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April 2nd 1647 - January 13 1717 Frankfurt, Germany

Family life: She grew up with her father who helped her throughout her life and later abandoned her husband after 20 years. Enjoyed a very privileged childhood.

Education: Growing up Maria learned from her father who taught her many unique skills and helped her get a head start on life. She studied Latin and entomology and most importantly wildlife in her 50’s. To add she settled in Amsterdam.

Work: To save up money for her education, she preserved crocodiles, iguana and snakes and sold them to rich collectors. Later she created a very popular classification system still admired today. To add she set up an all-female business producing luxurious flower-painted fabrics. She also wrote books such as topics about caterpillars, which was a great economic importance.

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Dates: 20 January 1758-10 February 1836
Birth Place: Montbrison, France
Death place: Paris,France
Middle name: Anne
Marriage status: She married Antoine Laurent Lavoisier
Social status: She was a noblewomen. Her father is a parliamentary lawyer and a financier.
Education: After her mother died when she was 3 she was sent to a convent. That’s where she received her education. She learned many different languages.
Occupation: S he is a translator, chemist, illustrator
She learned how to draw at the school she was seen to.
Important achievements: She helped her husband making the epoch-making book in 1789. She was an important  contributor to the understanding of chemistry.

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- born on December 17th 1706
-Paris, France
Background
Social Status:
- she made use of her aristocratic background and connections with upper echelons of society to involve in philosophical debates
-comes from an noble family
Education: she received education on mathematics, literature, and physics
Occupation: A mathematician, writer, translator, philosopher, physicist
Important Achievements:
-known for her translation and commentary on Issac Newton’s work Principia
- translated Latin, Italian, Greek and German
Fun Fact: She had a long-time affair with Voltaire, and her husband knew and approved the affair. Then she went on to have an affair with poet Jean François de Saint-Lambert and got pregnant. She later then died after giving his child.