Women of Genius in Science

The book highlights the significant yet often overlooked contributions of female scientists and mathematicians throughout history, from Hypatia of Alexandria to contemporary figures like Lisa Randall. It explores how these women shaped scientific thought and made groundbreaking advancements, despite frequently remaining in the shadows of their male counterparts. Through essay-like introductions, the author, Lars Jaeger, illustrates their lives and achievements, emphasizing the ongoing imbalance in visibility and recognition within the scientific community.