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The voice is weak and unclear because the lips are still numb, the first woman in the world to have a face transplant answered the phone with the Daily Mail reporter:
In 1965, two years after Jocelyn Bell Burnell arrived at Cambridge University to begin a doctoral program, she discovered the first star pulsar.
Professor Frances H. Arnold (American) is the fifth woman in history to win the 2018 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
The story of the famous 19th century American doctor bill Howard Kelly recorded
On a small white farm in Granby (Massachusetts, USA), Abbie EC Lathrop has raised many small animals: ferrets, rabbits, guinea pigs and white mice.
According to the British newspaper, The Daily Mirror, there will be 1 person every 7,000 years injured or killed by a sky stone or a rock entity from outer space falling…
At 80, Sue Finley is still working at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA).
When joining that trip, Ansari did not know that she was the first woman to travel in the sky but she always knew she had a strong energy, ready to do everything to conq…
The name Annie Maunder still exists in the scientific world, but it has been lost from the memories of life.
The first woman to fly alone across the Atlantic, the first woman to fly into space, ... is an extremely impressive record of famous women in the history of the world.
Astronomer discovered evidence of dark matter, Vera Rubin died Sunday night at the age of 88.
Astronaut Peggy Whitson of the NASA Aerospace Agency (NASA) has officially become the oldest woman in history ever to be outside the radiant earth atmosphere November 18…
As a woman, Dr. Dang Thi Cam Ha chose to study in the field of poison and see it as fate. She used to come to a place where a high concentration of dioxin was found to f…
Marie Curie, Rosalind Elsie Franklin, Joanne Liu have saved millions of lives and changed the face of human medicine.
The story of a talented but destitute woman, even her great contributions to humanity, is not worthy of recognition: Rosalind Franklin.