WiR redlist index: Science

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This is a list under development of missing articles on women who are (or have been) notable for their contribution to science in academics, business, economics, politics, research, government or the social sector. See also: Wikipedia:WikiProject_Women_scientists/Worklist § Articles_to_be_created See also: Wikipedia:WikiProject Missing encyclopedic articles/Thomson-Reuters most cited scientists § Missing_woman_scientists See also: Wikipedia:WikiProject Biography/Science and academia See also: Wiktionary:User:Pengo/Women honoured in scientific names Wikidata redlink list of women scientists

Computer scientists

• See the Computer science redlist
• See the Computer scientists Wikidata list

Engineering

• See the Civil engineers Wikidata list
• See the Engineers Wikidata list
• See the Engineering Crowdsourced list

Health science

• See the Nurses Crowdsourced list
• See the Nurses Wikidata list
• See the Physcians Wikidata list
• See the African American physicians Wikidata list

Inventors

• See the Invention Crowdsourced list
• See the Inventors Wikidata list

Biologists

• See the Biologists Wikidata list
• See the Physiologists Wikidata list

Botany

• See the Botanists crowdsourced redlist
• See the Botanists Wikidata list

Ecologists

• See the Ecologists Crowdsourced list
• See the Ecologists Wikidata list

Paleontologists

• See the Paleontologists redlist

Zoologists

• See the Zoologists redlist

Entomologists

• See the Entomologists Wikidata list

Herpetologists

• See the Herpetologists Wikidata list

Math

• See the Mathematics Crowdsourced list
• See the Mathematicians Wikidata list

Statisticians

• See the Statisticians Wikidata list

Astronomy

• See the Astronomers wikidata list
• See the Space science redlist

Chemistry

• See the Chemistry redlist
• See the Chemists Wikidata list

Geology, geosciences and oceanography

• See the Geoscience crowdsourced redlist
• See the Earth scientists Wikidata list

Physics

• See the Physics crowdsourced list
• See the Physicists Wikidata list

Technology

• See the Technology Crowdsourced list
• See the Technologists Wikidata list

Anthropologists

• See the Anthropologists crowdsourced redlist
• See the Anthopologists Wikidata list
• See the Folklorists Wikidata list

Archaeologists

• See the Archaeologists crowdsourced redlist
• See the Archaeologists Wikidata list
• See the Egyptologists, sinologists, indologists and orientalists Wikidata list

Psychologists

• See the Psychology crowdsourced list
• See the Psychologists crowdsourced list

Social science

• See the Social science crowdsourced list
• See the Development thinking crowdsourced list
• See the Political scientists crowdsourced list

• See the Researchers Wikidata redlist
• See the Scientists Wikidata redlist
• See the Latin American scientists Wikidata redlist

Argentina

• your redlinks here

Canada

• Janet Halliwell, principal of J.E. Halliwell Associates, Inc., interview
• Jennifer Galloway, research scientist for Natural Resources Canada
• your redlinks here

Denmark

• Lene Lange, biotechnology researcher at DTU, [1], [2], [3]
• Grethe Nørskov Rasmussen: pharmaceuticals researcher, Chief Development Officer at FluoGuide A/S [4], [5], [6]

Germany

• Käte Pariser, biologist specialized in genetics and developmental physiology ^[1], ^[2], ^[3]

US

• Mary Simpson (scientist) ^[4]
• Louise Hanson Marshal - physiologist who the Louise Hanson Marshall Special Recognition Award by the Society for Neuroscience is named after

African-American women in the Manhattan Project

• Cynthia Hall (scientist)
• Pearline Boykin/ Perline Boykin
• Blanche J. Lawrence - 2 para stub
• Mildred M. Summers

Presidents

• Geraldine Morrow - American Dental Association (1991-92)
• Kathleen S. Roth - American Dental Association (2006-07)
• Maxine Feinberg - American Dental Association (2014-15)
• Carol Gomez Summerhays - American Dental Association (2015-16)
• Linda J. Edgar - American Dental Association (2023-)
• Ardis Dee Hoven - American Medical Association (2013-14)
• Barbara L. McAneny - American Medical Association (2018-19)
• Susan R. Bailey - American Medical Association (2020-21)

Redlinks from The Dictionary of Nineteenth-Century British Scientists (2004, 4 vols.), editor Bernard Lightman, Thoemmes Continuum.

• Ellen Boult (1815–1894) née Ellen Grundy
• Eliza Warminster Marten Payne (c.1815–1877), Daughter of Robert Giles and Eliza Marten of Plaistow, Essex. Born at 3 Catherine Court, Trinity Square, All Hallows, Barking In London, Middlesex. Wife of Alfred Payne. Buried in Wolverhampton cemetery.

Laureates - 5 regions 5 International Awards annually International Rising Talents/ International Fellows - 5 regions 15 international grants annually

• see L'Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science Awards

Awarded to a Japanese woman researcher in the natural sciences.

• See Saruhashi Prize

Most of these are from Thomson Reuter's Most Highly Cited Researchers. Yoninah found a PDF link, here [7] and there is a category Category:ISI highly cited researchers. The 2015 list is on line here [8] but not yet available in PDF format.

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• If the woman was born after 1950 use: {{WikiProject Women}}
• Add to Biography with:{{WikiProject Biography|class=|s&a-priority=|living=|s&a-work-group=yes}}
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