Section II: Women in Academic Disciplines - Physical and Mathematical Sciences

Parent: The 150 Women Project

eScholarship stats: History by Item for December, 2024 through March, 2025

ItemTitleTotal requests2025-032025-022025-012024-12
95k8h75vBerkeley’s First Women Chemists75273684
2mp1n3fsWomen Pioneers in Science and Math: An Overview6616161618
10k7m1bmNarratives of UC Berkeley Women Mathematicians501911911
3s10588w150 Years of Women in Statistics50818195
2k26p6n4Women of Earth and Planetary Science4997924
7v72577kCelestial Observers:the First Sixteen Berkeley Women Doctoral Graduates in Astronomy3789119
7jj2w37qWomen Mathematicians at Berkeley—The Early Years264697
7bd8v001150 years and counting: Co-education and the College of Chemistry255965
8r42x0w1Betty Scott: Professor Pioneered Using Statistics to Address Bias in University Hiring2541164
0157707dHonor Among Fiends238735
38k0v0t5Melba Phillips: Leader in Science and Conscience2311642
9864d4t7Physicist Melba N. Phillips: Indiana’s Oppenheimer Connecton237943
8z78f1fp150 Years of Women at Berkeley Physics 204943
6bk817jxWomen Tenured in the Berkeley Mathematics Department Before 198018972
0kp703nhThe Inimitable F.N. David: Renaissance Statistician1621031
843887vpJudith Klinman Interview, Paula Fass and Christina Maslach, "Academic Pioneers: Women at Berkeley in the 1970s and 1980s."131444

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