Women Scientists Posters, Prints, & Photographs, “H...-I...-”
notable and famous women scientists for social studies and science classrooms.

Caroline Herschel
b. 3-16-1750; Hanover, Germany
d. 1-9-1848

Astronomer Caroline Herschel, the sister and full time assistant of William Herschel, lived most of her 98 years in England. She was the first woman to discover a comet; the recognition earned her an annual salary from King George III.

Grace Hopper, Computer Scientist
b. 12-9-1906; NYC, NY
d. 1-1-1992, Arlington, VA

• Grace Hopper posters
• Inventions- Computer Poster
• computer career poster
• Women of Science composite poster

Hypatia of Alexandria
b. c. 360 AD; Alexandria
d. c. 415; Alexandria- mob violence

Hypatia, a Neo-Platonic Greek philosopher, mathematician, astronomer, astrologist and teacher, may have been murdered by a mob because she was a pagan. Her death occured in the conflicts that erupted during the time Christianity was imposed as the state religion.

• Hypatia in Women of Science composite poster
• Hypatia of Alexandria