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Introducing Lost Women of Science, a new podcast series that promotes the remarkable stories of the forgotten women of science. Listen to the first episode on Thursday, November 4. Learn more: https://lostwomenofscience.org Distributed by PRX, published in partnership with Scientific American. | Scientific American

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