Five Historic Female Mathematicians
For an overview, see The Untold Stories of Women in Science and Technology: Let's Write Them into History
See Biographies of Women Mathematicians, an ongoing project of Agnes Scott College in Atlanta, Georgia
Grace Hopper, Computing Pioneer
Elizabeth Blackwell, first woman physician in the United States
Helen Keller, Political Activist
Ada Lovelace
Beatrice Potter
Hedy Lamarr, Actress and Inventor
Mary Anning, fossil finder and paleontolgist
Margaret Sanger (resourcesforhistoryteachers)

Emmy Noether
Emmy Noether: Creative Mathematical Genius
Meet the First Lady of MathematicsThis video goes over Emmy Noether's personal accomplishments and the actual theorem she made. It also has multiple illustrations during it.
Mathematician Emmy Noether, YouTube includes a brief introduction to Noether's Theorem
Science Quotes by Emmy Noether

Maria Agnesi (1718-1799)
Maria Gaetana Agnesi, from Agnes Scott College
Gender Gap Among Math High Achievers Evident by Grade 9, Just Gets Wider, THE Journal (September 2018)
- Girls made up an ever-declining share of the top achievers with every passing year of
high school.
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