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Female Scientists Describe Their Jobs Using Only the 10,000 Most Common English Words

By Jan 23rd
The BBC Investigates Booth Babes At International CES [VIDEO]

By Jan 11th
Ada Lovelace, This is Your Google Doodle

By Dec 10th
Lady Scientists Promote The Field With Make-Up, Dancing, & Actual Science Stuff [VIDEO]

By Dec 9th
Asked Why There Are So Few Female Physicists, Male Scientists Often Cite Lack of Math Skills. Oh, Really?

By Oct 24th
Finally, A Computer Women Can Use! [Eyeroll]

By Oct 23rd
17-Year-Old Girl Invents Cellphone Heart Test For Patients In Developing Countries

By Sep 9th
“Princess Scientists” Draw Young Girls Into Science, and Plenty of Controversy

By Sep 7th
Sunita Williams Helps Fix ISS With Toothbrush, Busts Women’s Spacewalk Record

By Sep 6th
Paralympic Athlete Is The First Woman To Live At Home With A Robotic Exoskeleton

By Sep 4th
Google’s Using “Very Google-y” Tactics In Efforts to Hire (and Retain) More Women

By Aug 24th
Unsurprising News of the Day: Using “Female” Crash Test Dummies May Help Reduce Injuries in Females

By Aug 21st
Things We Saw Today: NASA Would Do A Better Job At Broadcasting The Olympics Than NBC

By Aug 7th
Girl Scouts of America and Geek Squad Team Up To Inspire Geeky Girls

By Aug 2nd
Meet Dona Bailey, The Woman Behind Atari’s Centipede

By Jul 10th
Meet Nancy Hafkin, Internet Accessibility Pioneer

By Jul 2nd
And Then There Was One: Facebook Appoints Sheryl Sandberg to Its Executive Board

By Jun 26th
As China’s First Woman Sits In Space, Sally Ride Celebrates The 29th Anniversary Of Her Mission

By Jun 18th
The Journals of Henrietta Darwin Show She Endured Spiritual Struggles Similar to Her Father’s

By Apr 13th
Meet 102-Year-Old Dr. Rita Levi-Montalcini, Who Might Know How to Live Forever

By Apr 9th