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Hosted by Disha and Eva · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 37 episodes
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You've heard of Marie Curie, Rosalind Franklin, and maybe even Katherine Johnson...but what about all the other female scientists whose discoveries and contributions have been lost to history? Welcome to The Silenced Women of STEM, where we bring you stories about the forgotten, original Women in STEM.
Disha and Eva hosts The Silenced Women of STEM, a history show with 37 episodes published.
So we’ve all pulled an all nighter before, or stayed up a little too late before having to wake up early. I am currently suffering the consequences of that action. But how important is sleep really, and how does losing i
Computers originally actually referred to a person, a computator…a person who does computations… a computer. Today, we will be talking about the female human computers who programmed the world’s first digital computer. S
Today’s episode speaks of a woman who created a brand new drug that went through clinical testing almost entirely in secret in order to become one of today’s very popular treatments of breast cancer. Oh, and the worst pa
Today we're talking about an angel of life, actually an angel of the battlefield to be specific, a one Miss Clara Barton, founder of the American Red Cross. Sources: https://www.thenmusa.org/biographies/clara-barton/ htt
Giselle Perl, a Hungarian Jewish gynecologist who was imprisoned in Auschwitz and forced to be a doctor there while simultaneously being a prisoner. This is her story. Sources: https://mjhnyc.org/events/a-jewish-doctor-i
I have been seeing videos of people whose parents sold everything they had to send their child to the olympics, and even with full adult olympians how they work 6+ jobs to afford their sport or struggle to make rent. So
What would you do if you lived in Nazi Germany and knew what the government stood for, but speaking out could cost you your life? Would you stay silent, or would you dare to resist? Most people chose survival. Sophie Sch
Today's epidsode is about Louise Bourgeois Boursier! A royal midwife and the first woman to write an obstetrics textbook! Sources: https://www.ebsco.com/research-starters/history/louyse-bourgeois https://fn.bmj.com/conte
What is a seismic wave? Duh, it's the vibrations generated by an earthquake, explosion, or similar energetic source and propagated within the earth or along its surface. Did you know u can better understand the Earth's s
What did you think women did back in the day for Gynecology? Going to the gynecologist is such a terrifying experience in 2025; I can't even imagine what it would be like before modern medicine. Well, back in the day, wh
Today’s episode is called “The Great Menstrual Lie”, and as ridiculous as that sounds, this was an actual medical debate in the 1800s. Male doctors genuinely believed that periods made women too weak, emotional, and unst
Someone be very proud of us because we are not covering a Mary, Maria, Marie today!! Instead we will be talking about Dr. Susan La Flesche Picotte, the first Native American to earn a medical degree and a woman at that.
When we talk about the history of astronomy, we often hear about the same familiar names: Kepler, Galileo, and Copernicus. Men whose work helped define the scientific revolution. But hidden between these well-known figur
Today, we’re talking about the woman behind the miracle of Test Tube Babies, the mother of IVF. A woman whose dedication helped solve infertility for millions of people around the world. Her name is Jean Purdy, and even
Where's the farthest you've ever traveled? Well, what if planes didn’t exist and you had to take a two-month sea voyage instead? Today’s woman in STEM traveled the world when airplanes weren’t even dreamed of yet. She se
You're familiar with the idea of a stressed, unpaid intern running around with a million things to do, of course to include grabbing the boss's lunch and fancy coffee order? Okay, now imagine that, but in the 1940s. You’
Imagine diving to the bottom of the ocean while pregnant. Dude, I feel like when I am pregnant, I won’t be able to even move or do anything. But today’s woman in STEM was literally on the ocean floor while pregnant. Sour
Imagine going to work or school or whatever, and that's just normal. Men's bathrooms are everywhere, but you have to walk across the street at the very least to go to the BATHROOM. Now imagine trying to do groundbreaking
So we carved Pumpkins this weekend in celebration of fall, October, and all things spooky season. And you will never guess what Disha carved on her pumpkin. It was a uterus…because there’s nothing scarier than being a wo
Today’s Silenced Woman of STEM not only spent hours creating beautiful and scientifically accurate illustrations of the microscopic world, but she was also a self-taught naturalist, an acclaimed author, and an astronomer
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