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Otto Hahn and Lise Meitner, 1912 (Public Domain via WikimediaCommons) At a conference in 1937, Meitner shares the front row with (left to right) Niels Bohr, Werner Heisenberg, Wolfgang Pauli, Otto Stern and Rudolf Ladenburg; Hilde Levi is the only other woman in the room. (Friedrich Hund via WikimediaCommons) Chemist Lise Meitner with students (Sue Jones Swisher, Rosalie Hoyt and Danna Pearson McDonough) on the steps of the chemistry building at Bryn Mawr College. Courtesy of Bryn Mawr College. April 1959. (Public Domain via WikimediaCommons) However, Hahn wasn’t alone in making the discove...

Be because this female scientists were not rican i was told will looked a lot of the times and i still today so it does happen so often bad there's even an even a name for it it's called matilda effect favors examples for it's. franklin you see so gender bias is a real thing and it's not just the feeling there is data for it. yes the one of the stories that was kicking about was out of bounds or son's room. only he was suspended from work with the european nuclear research center after he said that physics was invented in bills by men and that male scientists were being discriminated against y...

Nominations are representation off the gender balance and science of about thirty years ago so thirty years ago there were few few of females in science there were also a lot but not as many as today of course for different reasons second reason would be because these female scientists were not rican as the over looked a lot of the times and are still today so it does happen so often that there's a man and even a name for it it's called matilda effect. for it's belgrano franklin you see so gender bias is a real thing and it's not just the feeling there is data for it. yes when one of the stori...