Forces of Nature: The Women Who Changed Science
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In this interview, Anna and Leila discuss:
The reasons why so few women scientists have been included in the history of science
Some of the fascinating women scientists whose work is featured in Forces of Nature
The institutional barriers that often barred women from the spaces where scientific discoveries and innovation were recorded
The difference that women’s perspectives and experiences make in how science is practiced and understood.
For more about Anna Reser and Leilla McNeil’s work, visit https://www.ladyscience.com/podcast (https://www.ladyscience.com/podcast),http://annareser.com/ (annareser.com/) and http://leilamcneill.com (leilamcneill.com)
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