American Women In Science 1950 To The Present: A Biographical Dictionary [Library Binding]

This fascinating biographical dictionary surveys the American women who have made significant contributions to major fields of scientific endeavor since 1950.

InAmerican Women in Science, each of the concise AZ biographies of more than 300 women includes information on the woman's background, employment history, honors, and publications, and then places her achievements in the appropriate scientific and social context. Other features include illustrations, bibliographic references, and an index that lists women by scientific discipline.

Among the biographical entries are Jane Brody, Helen Mary Caldicott, Ada E. Deer, Jane Delgado, Dian Fossey, Margaret Hamilton, Devrie Intriligator, Shirley Ann Jackson, and Judith Kimble. All biographical entries are indexed by profession, name, and subject, making this an outstanding reference for students and teachers of women's studies and science as well as anyone interested in the scientific achievements of women.

&the strength of this book is in bringing these women together so you don't need to consult a half-dozen references. Recommended for academic and public libraries. Library Journal

An accurate, well-written, and useful resource. School Library Journal

It is hard to think of a library that would not welcome this resource.Highly Recommended. The Book Report

The biographical dictionary is full of interesting stories of women who have persevered under often-difficult circumstances to rise to the top of their fields &.American Women in Scienceis a valuable addition to public, high school, and college libraries. E-Streams