Helen Taussig
Just as gender shouldn’t hold anyone back from achieving their dreams of scientific careers, neither should disability. Each week, through […]
Just as gender shouldn’t hold anyone back from achieving their dreams of scientific careers, neither should disability. Each week, through […]
Ever wonder how calico cats get their unique coloring? This week’s WiSE Wednesday honoree, Mary F. Lyon, did, and she […]
You’ve probably seen the Periodic Table of Elements, but the table you learned about in school looks different from the […]
Bullet-proof vests, fireproof boots, durable canoes, cut-resistant gloves. What do these items have in common? They often contain Kevlar, a […]
As many scientists working long hours for limited pay can tell you, passion for science can be a stronger motivating […]
Women often suspend or upend their careers to follow their husbands to new jobs. In this case, however, he followed […]
Throughout history, the words used to describe women in science have all too often focused on their looks instead of […]
Diabetics around the world are kept alive thanks to the work of this week’s WiSE Wednesday honoree, Lydia Villa-Komaroff, who […]
Today’s WiSE Wednesday honoree is out to show that faith and science can coexist. Aerospace engineer Tahani Amer was raised […]
If you have ever taken a biochemistry class, you’ve probably heard of the Michaelis-Menten equation, co-discovered by this week’s WiSE […]