Allen Widerständen zum Trotz: Die Botanikerin Elisabeth Schiemann versteckte während der NS-Zeit zwei Jüdinnen und wurde deshalb von der Holocaust-Gedenkstätte Yad Vashem als „Gerechte unter den Völkern“ geehrt.
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In 1908, Estonian-born Elisabeth Schiemann (1881–1972) is one of the first women allowed to study science in Berlin. One of her lecturers is the renowned breeding researcher Erwin Baur, who inspires the student’s interest in genetics, still a young discipline at the time. Under his supervision, she earns her doctorate on mutations in fungi; she subsequently qualifies as a professor at the Agricultural University with a thesis on barley.
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Natalie Matosin from the Max Planck Institute of Psychiatry in Munich talks about the biochemist Rosalind Franklin.
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Jana Wäldchen of the Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry on the British biodiversity researcher and conservation biologist Georgina Mace (1953- 2020) who overhauled the Red List of threatened species and is a huge inspiration to ecologists worldwide.
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Florencia Campetella vom Max-Planck-Institut für chemische Ökologie über Maria Sibylla Merian – Künstlerin, Naturforscherin und Pionierin der Entomologie und Ökologie.
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Regarded as one of the founders of abstract algebra, she revolutionized mathematics and changed the world of physics, all at a time when women were still believed to be intellectually inferior to men: Emmy Noether was one the most important scientists of the last century. Noemi Combe from the MPI for Mathematics in the Natural Sciences talks about Emmy Noether.
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Florencia Campetella, doctoral student at the Max Planck Institute for Chemical Ecology, on the 17th century artist, naturalist, entomologist and proto-ecologist Sibylla Maria Merian, the first to depict the life cycles of insects and their ecological connections.
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