Recs if you like A Feeling for the Organism: The Life and Work of Barbara McClintock...

Raw, inspiring stories from trailblazing women who broke barriers in labs, fields, and academia. A blend of triumphs over sexism, groundbreaking discoveries, and the human side of scientific pursuit.

Of the Nobel Prizes in Chemistry and Medicine or Physiology, women make up about 5% of the recipients. These are some of their stories from needing your husband to stand up for you (Marie Curie) to hiding during the Holocaust (Rita Levi-Montalcini) to winning it with another woman (Elizabeth Blackburn and Carol Greider), all of these women should be an inspiration to everyone, whether or not we're in STEM DISCLAIMER: I have not read all of these books

Biographies of women whose achievements in science were overlooked, forgotten, ignored or even stolen

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