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Women Scientists and Mathematicians

Curie, Franklin, Lovelace, Hopper, Noether, Goodall, and their discoveries.

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What was Marie Curie's country of birth?
Show answerPoland
Which radioactive element did Marie Curie discover?
Show answerRadium
In how many different sciences did Marie Curie win a Nobel Prize?
Show answerTwo: Physics and Chemistry
What other element besides radium did Marie Curie discover?
Show answerPolonium
What year did Marie Curie win her first Nobel Prize?
Show answer1903
What condition caused Marie Curie's death?
Show answerAplastic anemia, likely from radiation exposure
What famous X-ray crystallography image did Rosalind Franklin capture?
Show answerPhoto 51
At which London university did Rosalind Franklin conduct her DNA research?
Show answerKing's College London
What is Rosalind Franklin's specialty in science?
Show answerX-ray crystallography
Besides DNA, what other nucleic acid did Rosalind Franklin study?
Show answerRNA
Who was Ada Lovelace's primary scientific collaborator?
Show answerCharles Babbage
What machine did Ada Lovelace write the first computer algorithm for?
Show answerThe Analytical Engine
What mathematical concept did Ada Lovelace propose machines could manipulate?
Show answerSymbols
What did Ada Lovelace translate and extensively annotate?
Show answerLuigi Menabrea's work on the Analytical Engine
Which programming language did Grace Hopper help develop?
Show answerCOBOL

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