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The exception and the rule: women and the Royal Society 1945–2010
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  • 2000Dorothy Hodgkin a life39 cited
  • 2009A comparison of the characteristics of childless women and mother in the ONS longitudinal study.21 cited
  • 1995The women Fellows’ jubilee19 cited

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  • 2020Mister Mary Somerville: Husband and Secretary8 cited

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