women – Through my eyes

Emma ~ a review

I have just recently started reading Emma- by Jane Austen and as I made through the first 100 pages of the book an idea popped up in my mind. It might be a little too spontaneous for me to do this considering I haven’t finished reading the book but how wonderful would it be ifContinue reading “Emma ~ a review”

The DNA Scandle

Name: Rosalind FranklinDate of birth: July 25,1920Works: Discovered structure of DNA Molecular structure of VirusNationality:BritishAlma mater:Caimbridge University Referred to as the ‘Dark lady of DNA’, Rosling Franklin was undermined and her work — stolen and plagiarised by her colleagues. She never received any recognition from her field for her contributions to Medical Science. Gosling wasContinue reading “The DNA Scandle”

Oh– but we are colourful creatures!

The month of June is celebrated worldwide as pride month. I wanted to post this article yesterday, but decided against it as pride mustn’t just be celebrated during the month of June and forgotten for the rest of the year. We are going to dive into the depths and talk about a very unrecognised categoryContinue reading “Oh– but we are colourful creatures!”

My Pipe Dream

Once in a metropolitan city Lived the most diligent woman you would ever meet Running through life With not a second to breathe Heart empty of envy Towards those having a driver’s seat to victory Hands empty of expidiency Goals in her visibility As twilight approaches, crawling Black starts to spill slowly Of her everContinue reading “My Pipe Dream”

The woman who caught stars on paper

A life spent in the routine of science need not destroy the attractive human element of a women’s nature. Annie Jump Cannon ANNIE JUMP CANNON Astronomer She was the first to attempt cataloguing, organizing stars on the bases of their temperatures and spectral types. Edward Pickering believed that Annie was the only person in theContinue reading “The woman who caught stars on paper”

Unsung Heroes: Harvard Computers

14 billion years ago, the universe was packed up in one single point, scientists call this moment in time The Big Bang. This is a widely accepted theory, which has been postulated due to the assistance of many scientists. One of the major contributors to this discovery, and not given enough credit for it inContinue reading “Unsung Heroes: Harvard Computers”