Scientific Women at the Whipple Museum

Women have been interested in science throughout history, but they are often forgotten in histories of science.

To mark our new display celebrating Rosalind Franklin and her work on DNA, come and find out more about other scientific women in our collections. Among others, we'll be telling the stories of the astronomer who impressed the King, the computer programmer who learned maths because her mum didn't want her to become a poet and the chemistry lecturer who made cupcakes to explain elements.

Drop in, no booking required.

This is a talk that forms part of our Women in Science Saturday