Famous Personalities

This is the tenth episode in our series Women Scientists. This episode is about Rachel Carson, a marine biologist and author whose work transformed the way the public viewed our environment. For more episodes, visit our podcast website https://anchor.fm/imaginebrite.

This is the ninth episode in our series Women Scientists. This episode is about Rita Levi-Montalcini, a neurobiologist whose work helped change our perception of the nervous system. For more episodes, visit our podcast website https://anchor.fm/imaginebrite.

This is the eighth episode in our series Women Scientists. This episode is about Dorothy Hodgkin, a chemist whose discoveries saved innumerous lives. For more episodes, visit our podcast website https://anchor.fm/imaginebrite.

This is the seventh episode in our series Women Scientists. This episode is about Barbara McClintock, a gifted cytogeneticist whose much-sought talents changed science for the better. For more episodes, visit our podcast website https://anchor.fm/imaginebrite.

This is the sixth episode in our series Women Scientists. This episode is about the female scientist Rosalind Franklin who made vital discoveries that changed lives. For more episodes, visit our podcast website https://anchor.fm/imaginebrite.

This is the fifth episode in our series Women Scientists. This episode is about the female scientist Marie Curie who changed science for the better. For more episodes, visit our podcast website https://anchor.fm/imaginebrite.

This is the fourth episode in our series Women Scientists. This episode is about the female engineer Mary Jackson who changed the lives of many aspiring scientists. For more episodes, visit our podcast website https://anchor.fm/imaginebrite.

This is the 3rd episode in the first season of Famous Personalities - Women Scientists, and it is about mathematician Dorothy Vaughan.

This is the second the episode in our season Women Scientists in the podcast Famous Personalities.

This is the first episode in our first season “Scientists”.