Women in Engineering

Ruth Carter · Gill Kirkup

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Career Development and Diversity Biographical and Historical Analysis History of Science and Medicine

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From the 1920s comes a tale of passionate love persisting through opposition. In 1922 Barnes Wallis, aged 35, fell for Molly Bloxam who was setting off to study science at University. Her father decre

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