CELEBRATING WOMEN WHO ROCK SCIENCE
Uncover how Elisabeth Schiemann, a pioneering botanist and geneticist, defied Nazi tyranny while revolutionizing our understanding of plant science. Her legacy of courage and conviction continues to inspire the scientific community and beyond.
Katsuko Saruhashi transformed ocean chemistry, detected nuclear fallout, and paved the way for women in science. We are discovering her groundbreaking research, resilience, and advocacy for female scientists. Her legacy still shapes climate science today and her work continues to inspire the world.
Flossie Wong-Staal revolutionized HIV research, becoming the first scientist to clone the virus and map its genes—paving the way for life-saving treatments. In this episode of Her Impact, we explore her groundbreaking discoveries, resilience, and how she shattered barriers for women in science.
Elinor Ostrom challenged the way we think about shared resources, proving that communities can govern themselves effectively without top-down control. In this episode, we explore her journey from humble beginnings to becoming a Nobel Laureate, redefining the “tragedy of the commons” and leaving a lasting legacy in governance and sustainability.
Discover Eunice Newton Foote’s trailblazing journey—where revolutionary climate science met passionate advocacy for women's rights. Uncover how her groundbreaking experiment and fearless spirit reshaped history.
From a humble upbringing in the Soviet Union to boarding the Vostok 6 as the first woman in space, Valentina Tereshkova's life is a testament to courage and determination. Discover her journey from daring parachute jumps to breaking political barriers, and explore how her legacy continues to inspire new generations.
In this episode of Her Impact, we dive deep into the life and groundbreaking discovery of Tu Youyou, the scientist who uncovered the life-saving malaria treatment, artemisinin.
In this episode, we delve into the remarkable yet brief life of Anandibai Joshi—a woman whose passion for learning and determination to break free from social constraints altered the course of history for women in medicine.