Dorothy Hill. Women’s in science

(1907-1997)

She was a very important woman and she was geologists and paleontologist. She loved palaeontology and she dedicated part of her life to study specially invertebrate beings, particularly corals.

I chose this woman because she was the first female teacher at an australian university.

Euphemia Haynes. Women’s in science

(1890-1980)

This woman was a teacher and a very famous mathematician. She loved to teach and she worked in a lot of universities and high schools. She was in favor of the activism and she help with the sexism too.

I chose this woman because she became the first afro-american woman in got a doctorate and it was very important.

Emmy Noether. Women´s in science

(1882-1935)

She was a very important german mathematician. She was one of the most important mathematician of the history. She was good at science and physics too but she is very famous for contribute with the teoric physics and the abstract algebra. In spite of this, she could´n work in the university because she was woman.

I am chose this woman because I love maths and she is one of the most important mathematician, Einstein, said that she was a mathematician genius.

Lisa Meitner. Women´s in science

(1878-1968)

She was very important in physics. She discovered the nuclear fission. It is so good but the problem is that her workmate in the laboratory won a Nobel award for this discovery but he didn't discovered it. It is one of a lot of examples of sexism. 
I chose this woman because she is the only one that have an element in the periodic table in her honor and we are studying the periodic table now. It's very important and this element is the meitnerium.