FactoidFirst Double Nobel Winner was a Woman
Four of the five people who have received a Nobel Prize twice are men. However, the first person to do it was a woman: Marie Curie, who won the physics prize in 1903 and the chemistry prize in 1911.
Women Are Underrepresented as Recipients of Many Prestigious Awards
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Gender Equity In Science, Interdisciplinary Research, And Purring As A Superpower
In a wide-ranging interview, Sarah Richardson--a Harvard professor of the history of science, and founder/director of its GenderSci Lab--shares her thoughts about gender, science, and her ideal superpower.» Link to the original article
