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Women have long fueled America's greatest scientific achievements. But when you go searching for information about these women scientists, you'll likely come up short. Only 19% of articles on Wikipedia are about women. In the field of science, this difference is even more pronounced. But now, a team at the Smithsonian is using artificial intelligence and good old fashioned research skills to scour the archives for lost women of science and publish their stories … before it’s too late.
Guests:
Liz Harmon, digital curator, Smithsonian Libraries and Archives
Kelly Doyle, open knowledge coordinator, Smithsonian American Women's History Museum
Rebecca Dikow, research data scientist, Smithsonian Data Science Lab
Tiana Curry, former intern, Smithsonian Data Science Lab
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Women have long fueled America's greatest scientific achievements. But when you go searching for information about these women scientists, you'll likely come up short. Only 19% of articles on Wikipedia are about women. In the field of science, this difference is even more pronounced. But now, a team at the Smithsonian is using artificial intelligence and good old fashioned research skills to scour the archives for lost women of science and publish their stories … before it’s too late.
Guests:
Liz Harmon, digital curator, Smithsonian Libraries and Archives
Kelly Doyle, open knowledge coordinator, Smithsonian American Women's History Museum
Rebecca Dikow, research data scientist, Smithsonian Data Science Lab
Tiana Curry, former intern, Smithsonian Data Science Lab

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