Celebrating Women's Contributions in Science

This chapter traces the history of the term 'scientist' and highlights the significant yet often overlooked contributions of women in the field, particularly focusing on figures like Marie Curie. It delves into Curie's groundbreaking research, her dual Nobel Prize achievements, and her enduring influence on future generations of female scientists. The narrative also reflects on personal revelations regarding the persistent stereotypes faced by women in science and underscores the importance of women's representation in scientific endeavors.