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In reply to the discussion: The Matilda Effect [View all]jaxexpat
(7,794 posts)14. I think it's high time that the public knows....
A. Einstein was trans, relatively and obviously.
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How often is Hedy Lamar remembered for other than being a beautiful film star. nt
Phoenix61
Mar 2023
#3
In the telecom/networking field, she's well-known for frequency-hopping spread-spectrum technology.
Efilroft Sul
Mar 2023
#44
Ah well, I love that word, "benighted." I can't think of a better place for using it.
NNadir
Mar 2023
#45
You remind me of how Walter Isaacson, biographer of Steve Jobs, later Jennifer Doudna, 2020 Nobel
ancianita
Mar 2023
#19
Barbara McClintock is my hero. Long before anybody else she explained that genes "jump" to new ...
Botany
Mar 2023
#22
Awesome. I'll read up on her, since these women don't get the same historical public recognition.
ancianita
Mar 2023
#24
The Mitilda Effect was going on in the run-up to WW II. Elizabeth Smith Friedman breaking Nazi codes
usaf-vet
Mar 2023
#15
I don't think this "effect" was/is limited to science. There were also many
Backseat Driver
Mar 2023
#18
"Limited to science" is not what anyone here is saying at all. Science is just one of many arenas
ancianita
Mar 2023
#21
Wise move, as resumes and transcripts introduce a person before they are even seen.
Hekate
Mar 2023
#23
Let's not forget Mary Jackson, a black female NASA scientist made famous in the movie
panader0
Mar 2023
#40