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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From Two Women To 35% Of The Faculty: The Growth Of A School Of Molecular Sciences
Learn about the gender diversity at Arizona State University's School of Molecular Sciences, which "makes the school more competitive," according to the school's longest continuously serving female faculty member.» Link to the original article
