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She has published broadly on women in science, telling the stories of women scientists throughout history and from all over the world to inspire and provide role models for individuals interested in pursuing scientific careers. She has recently published Meeting the challenge: Top women in science Oxford University Press, Congratulations on the publication of your most recent book in which you once again shine a spotlight on the achievements of female scientists.
Why is this so important to you? After my first book about women scientists, I felt that I would like to reach a larger circle of readers by expanding the coverage and trying to make the discoveries I describe a little easier to comprehend. Once again, I greatly enjoyed working on this book and found it fulfilling as well. While researching your book Women scientists , you asked famous women scientists to name the greatest challenge in their life.
Is this changing? The recognition of it is already an important step in the right direction. Of course, the problem always existed, but recognising it meant acknowledgement of the need to do something about it. Making working hours flexible, giving researchers extra years to apply for awards and positions with upper age limits, offering day care for small children, these are but a few random examples of how women scientists can be helped, especially in the early years of their careers.
Another was, but not so pervasive, the disadvantaged situation of women when it comes to career promotion. This seems to be easier to eliminate and, once again, shining a light on it has helped to ease the situation.
