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Great women of science
What do Kevlar, computer compilers and the Brooklyn Bridge have in common? Great women of science. Kate Mulgrew (internationally known for her role as Captain Kathryn Janeway in Star Trek Voyager™) narrates the stories of these fascinating women in the history of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) in Part II of The Sounds of Progress. The series features 26 two-minute radio stories that trace the lives of women scientists and engineers from 12th Century India to modern day America. These stories are coming soon!

Who inspires you?
Middle school-age girls have also researched and recorded stories, both historic and contemporary, about their favorite women in STEM fields. Listen to girls in San Diego, CA, Chicago, IL and Watervliet, NY describe the triumphs of women in STEM in their own words. Click here to learn more and listen.

 


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