Negotiating in/Visibility

Foreword - Mariko Ogawa Acknowledgements List of abbreviations Introduction: In/visible women, science, engineering and medicine in the twentieth century - Amelia Bonea and Irina Nastasa-Matei I Laboratory cultures: Visible scientific rebels, invisible innovators 1 Breaking down the barriers at Cambridge in the 1930s: Reinet Maasdorp’s experience at Rutherford’s Cavendish Laboratory - Kathryn Keeble 2 ‘Your research is crap, do not bother to apply again’: Female evolutionary biology theorists as scientific rebels and oppositional scientists - Nuala Caomhánach 3 Women’s invisibility in public memory of the discovery of RNA splicing: Converging biases of gender, race and mentorship - Pnina Geraldine Abir-Am II In/visibilities across borders: Scientific collaborations and contestations 4 Inventing a career across borders in the early 1930s: The case of cytogeneticists Eileen W. Erlanson and E. K. Janaki Ammal - Savithri Preetha Nair 5 Vlasta Kálalová Di-Lotti in Iraq: Medical practice and scientific research - Adéla Junová Macková 6 Early years of the International Conference of Women Engineers and Scientists: Shaping transnational collaboration in the Cold War era, 1964-1975 - Emily Rees Koerner and Graeme Gooday III In/visibilities in medicine and care: Treating, teaching, reforming 7 ‘A model of devotion to the school’: Female doctors in secondary schools in interwar Romania - Camelia Zavarache 8 Women and the practice of Western medicine in late Republican China: Evidence from Sichuan - Jean Corbi 9 Agency and coercion: Fighting ‘women’s illnesses’ with grassroots science and medicine during the Great Famine in China, 1958-1962 - Kathryn Edgerton-Tarpley IV Intimate knowledge and in/visible domesticities: Science, medicine and the home 10 The curious case of Yashoda Devi, a woman Ayurvedic practitioner in colonial India - Saurav Kumar Rai 11 Lady Irwin College: Domestic science post-secondary education for three women graduates in India - Anne Hardgrove 12 Clara Park: A mother’s intimate knowledge and child science - Marga Vicedo V Towards visible change? Publics, pedagogies and politics of science 13 The valuable ‘s’: Publics and counterpublics of abortion and contraception in late twentieth-century Greece - Evangelia Chordaki 14 The power of autobiography: Documenting women scientists through a lecture series at the University of Illinois - Bethany G. Anderson and Kristen Allen Wilson 15 How to do science as a woman and laugh? Insights and lessons from Hungary - Andrea Peto -- .