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Mujeres en la Ciencia

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Desafío rápido Yes/No sobre científicas destacadas

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Desafío rápido Yes/No sobre científicas destacadas

by Jessica Pinargote
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Katherine Johnson nunca trabajó en la NASA.

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Jane Goodall revolucionó el estudio de los chimpancés y la conservación de la vida silvestre.

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Marie Curie fue la primera persona en ganar dos premios Nobel en disciplinas diferentes (física y química).

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Ada Lovelace es considerada la primera programadora de la historia.

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Ada Lovelace diseñó el primer teléfono inteligente.

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Rosalind Franklin aportó imágenes clave para entender la estructura del ADN.

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Katherine Johnson fue una de las matemáticas de la NASA que ayudaron a misiones como Apollo 11.

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Rosalind Franklin descubrió la estructura del ADN por sí sola sin usar técnicas de difracción.

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Marie Curie ganó dos premios Nobel, pero ambos fueron en química.

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Jane Goodall fue una física teórica nacida en España.

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