CarveHerName ,
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, 24 Feb 1968, Jocelyn Bell Burnell - along with her male supervisor and three other men - published a paper confirming the discovery of pulsars. She had built the array, picked up the signal and argued it was not an anomaly. Hewish received the Nobel prize for it in 1974: Bell Burnell did not.

In 2018 Bell Burnell received a £3m prize for her work. She's using it to set up a foundation to improve the diversity in STEM.

rstub ,
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@CarveHerName @hypebot For those understanding German: The Podcast had a nice episode on here https://overcast.fm/+6hrBxXuyY

JSharp1436 ,
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@CarveHerName

She should've got the Nobel Prize.

Terrible.

christianschwaegerl ,
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@CarveHerName @Tinido All‘n all, the science system has been a misogynous scam for most of its history, and in many parts it still is. And what happened to Burnell should be framed not as „disadvantaged woman“ but as outright fraud by the gangster scientists who stole her merits.

ariadne ,
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@christianschwaegerl exactly like Watson and Crick with Rosalind Franklin, the real discoverer of DNA @CarveHerName @Tinido

christianschwaegerl ,
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@ariadne @CarveHerName @Tinido

Meitner/Hahn

Eunice Foote/John Tyndall (CO2 effect)

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