Now is a great time for science.
New inventions, discoveries, and groundbreaking research are constantly improving the quality of our lives.
Women scientists have contributed greatly to our understanding of the world.
Marie Curie helped us understand the very nature of the atom and radioactivity.
Grace Hopper helped unlock the power of computers.
Sally Ride and Mae Jemison helped us to understand the cosmos.
Jane Goodall’s research on primates helps us better understand ourselves.
Their hard work and contributions continue to be a fantastic source of inspiration for many generations of female scientists to come.
Although women fill close to half of all jobs in the U.S. economy, they hold less than 25 percent of STEM jobs.
Imagine what our world will be like when women fill a greater share of STEM jobs?
The Science Museum of Virginia is a place for girls to dream about the possibilities of their future. Programs like Girls in Medicine and Girls in Science invite hundreds of future female scientists to dream about how they can help make the world a better place through STEM.
Now is a great time for progress…and a wonderful opportunity to inspire the next generation of scientists.
For more info on other females that have changed the world of science click here:
Women in Science
For even more info check out this page:
Yesterday & Today's Women in Science