4000 Years of Women in Science

Explore the often-overlooked contributions of women in science and technology throughout history in this illuminating lecture by Dr. Sethanne Howard of the Washington Academy of Sciences. Delve into a 4,000-year journey showcasing female creativity and genius in scientific fields, challenging gender stereotypes and highlighting the crucial role of women in shaping our technological landscape. Discover inspiring stories of pioneering women scientists, from ancient times to the present, and gain insights into the future of women in STEM. Learn how these historical accounts provide essential role models for aspiring scientists and broaden our perspective on addressing contemporary challenges. Hosted by Frank Summers of the Space Telescope Science Institute, this comprehensive talk covers the exciting history of women in science, their current status, and future prospects.

Introduction
A Mirrored Galaxy
Sethann Howard
Frank
Challenge
Early History
School of Learning
Hedonima
Early Scientists
Golden Mean Spiral
Cleopatra
Mary HIbrea
Dark Ages
Hildegard
The Physical World