An interview with Katie Hafner, co-producer of Lost Women of Science
GEN interview with Amy Scharf and Katie Hafner, co-founders of Lost Women of Science
The Lost Women of Science Initiative enters 2024 with new funding
In memoriam: Betty Irene Moore, 1928 - 2023
Lise Meitner developed the theory of nuclear fission, the process that enabled the atomic bomb.
The first episode airs today and the second on September 14.
You wouldn’t know it from the film, but many women were involved in the Manhattan Project during Wor
Was a teenager named Alessandra Giliani the western world’s first female anatomist?
New LWoS Mini-series Tells the Stories of the 'Forgotten' Women Who Worked on the Manhattan Project
Analysis: women in research teams are significantly less likely than men to be credited with authors
“The Doctor and the Fix: How Marie Nyswander Changed the Landscape of Addiction”
Dr. Gordon Moore, 1929 – 2023. Pioneering scientist, entrepreneur and philanthropist
Our very own Katie Hafner was featured on Beyond the Scenes from The Daily Show.
What is the Matilda Effect?
Watch Dr. Marie Klawe speak at the White House Summit on STEMM Equity and Excellence
LWoS, the UNCF and Spelman College came together for this “fireside chat."
Watch the Wesleyan Women in Science Journalism Panel featuring Katie and Amy.
On April 5, 2022, the CHM hosted an event celebrating the life of Klári Dán von Neuman