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Falk, Nickolas. Harrington, Eileen. Sandoval, Camilla, Library History 79, The Priddy Library at the Universities at Shady Grove, 2016-03

In honor of Women’s History Month, this exhibit highlighted the achievements of women in various fields of science and technology. From the 17th…

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Falk, Nickolas. Harrington, Eileen. Sandoval, Camilla, Women's History Month 10, The Priddy Library at the Universities at Shady Grove, 2016-03

Describes Rosalind Franklin's significance to the study of DNA and the lack of acknowledgment for her contributions.

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