Description
For the first time Australia's eminent women scientists talk candidly about their formative years, the obstacles that theyfaced and the help they received during their careers. The scientists describe their work and provide opinions on some of the issues that affect women in science. Theirs is a fascinating story of achievements at the frontiers of international science.
Australia is fortunate to have such a substantial number of suberb women scientists in such a wide range of fields.
This book makes a significant contribution to Australian history and to the science-society interface. It deserves a wide readership and will be a positive influence on many young people.
