Susan Kare, Iconographer: The Woman Who Gave Digital Life a Face
Introduction: Bringing Icons to Li fe In 1983, a young artist sat in a small office at Apple, meticulously sketching out the future....
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Linda Macelova
Sep 263 min
Joan Clarke: The Codebreaker & Cryptanalyst Who Defied the Odds
Introduction: Breaking Through a Silent Battlefield In the heart of Bletchley Park during World War II, amidst the hum of Enigma machines...
Linda Macelova
Sep 122 min
Rebecca Cole, MD: A Pioneering Physician and Role Model for Women in STEM
Introduction Imagine stepping into a world where women were not allowed to pursue higher education or enter traditionally biased...
Linda Macelova
Aug 302 min
Radia Perlman: The Mother of the Internet
The "Mother of the Internet," is a pioneering computer scientist whose groundbreaking work has revolutionized networking.
Linda Macelova
Aug 172 min
Unearthing the Legacy of Mary Anning: A Pioneer for Women in STEM
Introduction: A Story of Discovery and Determination Imagine a young girl combing the windswept shores of the Jurassic Coast, her keen...
Linda Macelova
Jul 282 min
Maria Emilia Thomas: A Game Changer in Indonesian Medicine
Maria Emilia Thomas, a name synonymous with progress in Indonesian healthcare, was a visionary who shattered glass ceilings and paved the...
Linda Macelova
Jul 152 min
Pioneering the Unsolved: The Legacy of Dorothy Hodgkin in Science
Imagine a world before the structure of penicillin was known, hindering its mass production and life-saving potential.
Linda Macelova
Jul 53 min
Chien-Shiung Wu: The First Lady of Physics and Her Legacy in STEM
n a small village in China in the early 20th century, a young girl named Chien-Shiung Wu would walk several miles to a school.
Linda Macelova
Jun 212 min
Hypatia of Alexandria: A Pioneer in STEM Long Before the Term Existed
Her lectures on mathematics, astronomy, Neoplatonism philosophy were legendary, earning her the respect of scholars across the ancient world
Linda Macelova
Jun 93 min
Mae C. Jemison: A Star Amongst Us, Inspiring Women in STEM
Imagine a young girl in the 1960s, captivated by the grainy images of the Apollo astronauts walking on the moon.
Linda Macelova
May 262 min
Beyond Boundaries: Judith Love Cohen's Journey in Engineering and Space Exploration
Like many other unsung heroines of STEM, her story is a testament to resilience, innovation, and the relentless pursuit of knowledge.
Linda Macelova
May 152 min
Composing with Code: How Ada Lovelace Foreshadowed the Creative Potential of Computers
This 19th-century mathematician is often referred to as the "first computer programmer," although the machine wasn't built in her lifetime.
Linda Macelova
May 22 min
The Woman Who Debugged the World: Grace Hopper and the Rise of Modern Computing
This is a story of the programmer who coined the term "debugging".
Linda Macelova
Apr 192 min
Radium, Resilience, and Revolution: Why Marie Curie Matters to Women in STEM Today
Few names shine as brightly as that of Marie Curie in the science history. Picture this: a young woman in science defying societal norms.
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