KnowraWomen in mathematicsLinked fromLinked fromThe 14 pages that link to Women in mathematics, each with the reason it gives.All 14Related 3Narrower topic 11Fields MedalRelated: Mirzakhani’s award brought renewed attention to women’s representation among medalists.Sophie GermainNarrower topic: Germain’s career exemplifies the institutional barriers women faced in French mathematics.Maryam MirzakhaniNarrower topic: Her Fields Medal made a widely visible milestone in a field with persistent gender barriers.Julia RobinsonNarrower topic: Robinson’s leadership and recognition marked a major milestone in American mathematics.Karen UhlenbeckNarrower topic: Her prominence and public advocacy made her a widely recognized figure in this history.Maria Gaetana AgnesiNarrower topic: Agnesi’s textbook and scholarly recognition form an early landmark in this history.Sofya KovalevskayaNarrower topic: Her professorship and research made her a prominent figure in a field that excluded many women.Anna Johnson Pell WheelerNarrower topic: Wheeler's doctorate and professorship marked rare achievements for an American woman of her generation.Cathleen Synge MorawetzRelated: Her scientific leadership and presidency of the American Mathematical Society marked a major institutional milestone.Charlotte ScottNarrower topic: Scott’s career became a model of sustained research and teaching by a woman mathematician.Daina TaimiņaRelated: Taimiņa’s mathematical and educational work forms part of this broader history.Euphemia HaynesNarrower topic: Her doctorate belongs to a longer history of women gaining access to advanced mathematics.Melanie WoodNarrower topic: Wood’s career and advocacy form part of the modern landscape of women’s participation in mathematics.PandrosionNarrower topic: Pandrosion is among the few women mathematicians named in surviving ancient sources.