The bold and the brave: a history of women in science and engineering

Views of Women's Iintellectual Abilities

From ancient times to early modern Europe

Renaissance and enlightenment

The classic arguments and debates

Scientific Education of Women from the 17th Century to the 19th Century

Women who participated in science in early modern Europe

Education for women in the 16th and 17th centuries

Education for women in the 18th century

School and university reforms in the 19th century

Education and Careers in Science and Engineering

Women in engineering, mathematics, and science in the 20th century

Obstacles to the entry of young women into science and engineering

Recruitment and outreach

Strategies to attract and retain more women

Women in scientific and engineering workplaces

Strategies for equitable workplaces

Developing a new culture in science, engineering, and technology

Profiles of Three Women, by Peter Frize

The bold and the brave: Sophie Germain, Mileva Maric Einstein, and Rosalind Franklin.