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　　Why are there so few prominent female physicists?

Traditionally women have faced barriers in higher education,

denying them access to higher learning and scientific laboratories.

Today many of these barriers have been breached, but the female

pioneers who overcame discrimination and became major players in

their fields remain largely in the shadows. Their names deserve to

be known and the importance of their work, achievements and

contributions to science warrant recognition. Originally published

in 2006, Out of the Shadows provides an accurate and authoritative

de*ion of the women who made original and important

contributions to physics in the twentieth century, documenting

their major discoveries and putting their work into its historical

context. Each chapter concentrates on a different woman, and is

written by a physicist with considerable experience in their field.

The book is an ideal reference for anyone with an interest in

science and social history.

Foreword Freeman J. Dyson

Introduction Nina Byers

1. Hertha Aryton 1854–1923 Joan Mason

2. Margaret Maltby 1860–1944 Peggy Kidwell

3. Agnes Pockels 1862–1935 Gary A. Williams

4. Marie Curie 1867–1934 A. Pais

5. Henrietta Leavitt 1868–1921 Jean L. Turner

6. Harriet Brooks 1876–1933 C. W.

7. Lise Meitner 1878-1968 Ruth Lewin Sime

8. Emmy Noether 1882–1935 Nina Byers

9. Inge Lehmann 1888–1993 Bruce A. Bolt

10. Marietta Blau 1894–1970 Leopold Halpern and Maurice M.

Shapiro

11. Hertha Sponer 1895–1968 Helmut Rechenberg

12. Irene Joliot-Curie 1897–1956 Hélène Langevin-Joliot and Pierre

Radvanyi

13. Katherine Burr Blodgett 1898–1979 Gary A. Williams

14. Cecilia Payne Gaposchkin 1900–1979 Vera C. Rubin

15. Mary Cartwright 1900–1998 Freeman J. Dyson

16. Bertha Jeffreys 1903–1999 Ruth M. Williams

17. Kathleen Yardley Lonsdale1903–1971 Judith Milledge

18. Maria Goeppert Mayer 1906–1972 Steven A. Moszkowski

19. Helen Megaw 1907–2002 A. Michael Glazer and Christine

Kelsey

20. Yvette Cauchois 1908–1999 Christiane Bonnelle

21. Marguerite Perey 1909–1975 Jean-Pierre Adloff and George B.

Kauffman

22. Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin 1910–1994 Jenny P. Glusker

23. Gertrude Scharff Goldhaber 1911–1998 Alfred Scharff

Goldhaber

24. Chien Shiung Wu 1912–1997 Noemie Bencze-Koller

25. Margaret E. Burbidge 1919 Virginia Trimble

26. Phyllis Freier 1921–1992 Cecil J. Waddington

27. Rosalyn S. Yalow 1921 M. S. Dresselhaus and F. A. Stahl

28. Esther Conwell 1922 Lewis Rothberg

29. Cecile Dewitt-Morette 1922 Bryce DeWitt

30. Yvonne Choquet-Bruhat 1923 James W. York Jr.

31. Vera Rubin 1928 Robert J. Rubin

32. Mildred S. Dresselhaus 1930 G. Dresselhaus and F. A.

Stahl

33. Myriam Sarachik 1933 Jonathan R. Friedman

34. Juliet Lee-Franzini 1933 Paolo Franzini

35. Helen T. Edwards 1936 John Peoples

36. Mary K. Gaillard 1939 Andreszej Buras

37. Renata Kallosh 1943 Andrei Linde and Michael Gutperle

38. Jocelyn Bell Burnell 1943 Ferdinand V. Coroniti and Gary A.

Williams

39. Gail G. Hanson 1947 David G. Cassel

40. San Lan Wu David B. Cline

Nina Byers ：

Physics Department, University of California, Los Angeles

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Why are there so few prominent female physicists? Traditionally women have faced barriers in higher education, denying them access to higher learning and scientific laboratories. Today many of these barriers have been breached, but the female pioneers who overcame discrimination and became major players in their fields remain largely in the shadows. Their names deserve to be known and the importance of their work, achievements and contributions to science warrant recognition. Originally published in 2006, Out of the Shadows provides an accurate and authoritative description of the women who made original and important contributions to physics in the twentieth century, documenting their major discoveries and putting their work into its historical context. Each chapter concentrates on a different woman, and is written by a physicist with considerable experience in their field. The book is an ideal reference for anyone with an interest in science and social history.