Featured Items
These choices provide fresh perspectives on scientific contributions.

- Editor
- Ann Shteir
- Description
- Focuses on Australia and Canada and includes 87 photos.
- Year
- 2022

- Author
- Judith Tyner
- Description
- Covers more than 50 cartographers from the early 19th century through the 20th century and includes profiles of academics, activists, commercial mapmakers, government workers, illustrators, teachers, and travelers.
- Year
- 2020

- Author
- Deboleena Roy
- Description
- Focuses on bringing feminism into laboratory research and its ethical considerations from the micro scale of molecules to the macro scale of society.
- Year
- 2018

- Author
- Sarah Scoles
- Description
- Popular biography based on extensive interviews with Jill Tarter.
- Year
- 2017

- Author
- Kirsten Leng
- Description
- Covers Ruth Bré, Johanna Elberskirchen, Henriette Fürth, Sofie Lazarsfeld, Rosa Mayreder, Grete Meisel-Hess, Anna Rüling, Helene Stöcker, and Mathilde Vaerting.
- Year
- 2018

- Author
- Amanda L. Golbeck
- Description
- Elizabeth L. Scott pioneered the use of statistics to help solve social problems and advocated on behalf of women in academia and science.
- Year
- 2017

- Author
- Christina E. Dando
- Description
- Focuses on community mapping and public geography projects created and used by activists, missionaries, and social workers.
- Year
- 2018

- Author
- Patricia Fara
- Description
- Focuses on Great Britain.
- Year
- 2018

- Editor
- Pamela Moss and Courtney Donovan
- Description
- Examines ways to incorporate emotional research methodologies such as intimacy into academic writing and scientific practice.
- Year
- 2017

- Editor
- Alice E. Smith
- Description
- Organized into sections on analytics, education, health, logistics, and production.
- Year
- 2020