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A daily podcast to introduce you to women in STEM fields, from ancient Greece to the Mars Generation.... more
FAQs about Introductions Necessary:How many episodes does Introductions Necessary have?The podcast currently has 622 episodes available.
January 12, 2024Sophie GermainThe late 18th century was not the best time to devote yourself to a life-long study of mathematics if you were the daughter of a merchant growing up in Paris, France. But that didn't stop Marie-Sophie Germain. Image: Wikimedia....more3minPlay
January 10, 2024Kathryn S. McKinleyKathryn S. McKinley is a computer scientist who likes “to focus on practical problems,” and has helped create solutions that have had a major impact on modern computing. Image: Wikimedia....more3minPlay
January 09, 2024Gladys HobbyIn 1928, the world of medicine was changed when Alexander Fleming demonstrated the antibacterial properties of penicillin. But the large-scale impact of his discovery was only realized during World War II, when microbiologists discovered ways to mass produce the drug. One of those scientists was Gladys Hobby.Image: Vassar....more3minPlay
January 08, 2024Rosaly LopesVolcanoes on earth can be beautiful and frightening. But what about volcanoes in space? Today we’d like you to meet Rosaly Lopes, a planetary geologist and volcanologist who could tell you all about it.Image: NASA....more3minPlay
January 07, 2024Leona Marshall LibbyLeona Marshall Libby first worked with physicist Enrico Fermi at age 23, when she was on the team that built Chicago Pile-1, the world’s first nuclear reactor. The youngest member of the team as well as the only woman, Libby earned her PhD shortly after beginning the job. Image: Wikimedia....more3minPlay
January 06, 2024Margaret Morse NiceMargaret Morse Nice is most well known for her work with song sparrows. She spent eight years making observations of various bonded pairs of song sparrows, eventually writing several books on the topic including Studies in the Life History of the Song Sparrow.Image: Wikimedia....more3minPlay
January 05, 2024Florence Merriam BaileyNational Bird Day in the U.S. is observed on January 5th. This is a day that celebrates birdwatching and endeavors to raise awareness of the hardships and plights faced by these animals. In recognition, we’d like to introduce you to Florence Merriam Bailey.Image: Wikimedia....more3minPlay
January 04, 2024Jennifer Harris TrosperThe extraordinary life span of the Spirit rover was due to the hard work and ingenuity of the many scientists, engineers, and designers who worked on the project. Aerospace engineer and NASA Deputy Project Manager Jennifer Harris Trosper was part of that team.Image: NASA....more3minPlay
January 03, 2024Sophia YinDr. Sophia Yin was a veterinarian who studied animal behavior and training. Yin’s philosophy, dubbed Low Stress Handling, looks to positive reinforcement and “force free” training rather than focusing on dominance or coercion.Image Courtesy of DrSophiaYin.com....more3minPlay
January 02, 2024Hypatia of AlexandriaAn ancient Greek mathematician, astronomer, and philosopher, Hypatia was also the head of the Neoplatonic school at Alexandria.Image: Wikimedia....more3minPlay
FAQs about Introductions Necessary:How many episodes does Introductions Necessary have?The podcast currently has 622 episodes available.