Here is an edited 2018 post about a clever paleoneurologist! A “game-changing” Cretaceous mammal fossil was reported in May 2018. To understand why paleontologists are
Tag: women in science
Repost: Etheldred Benett – “Lady Geologist”
Continuing with reposts (slightly revised) from 2014 on key geoscientists of the past! In the late 18th and early 19th century, men like James Hutton
Repost: Mary Anning: Fossils by the Sea Shore
Here’s another Geoscientist of the Week post from 2014. This is a guest post by Charles Dickens, who was quite taken with the “she” who
Guest Video: Florence Bascom
Although she was spent her life studying Earth’s surface, this woman has a crater on a Venus and an asteroid named after her, per Wikipedia!
Marie Morisawa
American geomorphologist Marie Morisawa affected geoscience much like a little creek affects the meadow and hillside it’s flowing through–in a big way, but quietly, slowly, efficiently over the years, drop by drop, paper by paper, student by student.
Guest Video: Portraits of Women Scientists
“Women in the field, getting their hands dirty…” Oh, I identify with that so much – it brings back my forestry training back in the
