This detailed t-shirt features the last names of 20 prominent female scientists along with icons that represent their field of study or breakthrough discovery. The names appear along with the year of their birth, all in easy to read yellow text. The icons use a mix of yellow and subtle accompanying colors to make this design really pop on dark shirts like the black unisex style shown here. This Women in Science T-Shirt design can also be purchased in a flattering cut for women and you can pick from several different dark colors.
Scientists featured on the shirt include:
Marie Curie, born 1867, physicist, chemist, and radioactivity scientist; Rachel Carson, 1907, ground-breaking conservationist author; Grace Hopper, 1906, computer programming pioneer; Rosalind Franklin, 1920, ground-breaking chemist; Maria Goeppert Mayer, 1906, theoretical physicist and nuclear scientist; Jane Goodall, 1934, ground-breaking primatologist; Ada Lovelace, 1815, early computer pioneer; Barbara McClintock, 1902, pioneer in genetics science; Jocelyn Bell Burnell, 1943, astrophysicist who discovered radio pulsars; Donna Strickland, 1959, ground-breaking optical physicist; Dorothy Hodgkin, 1910, ground-breaking & Nobel Prize-winning chemist; Mary Anning, 1799, ground-breaking paleontologist; Cecilia Payne, 1900, ground-breaking astronomer & astrophysicist; Emmy Noether, 1882, ground-breaking mathematician; Jennifer Doudna, 1964, biochemist and CRISPR pioneer; Annie Jump Cannon, 1863, important early astronomer; Lise Meitner, 1878, physicist and important early nuclear scientist; Shirley Ann Jackson, 1946, prominent American physicist; Hedy Lamarr, 1914, radio guidance system inventor & notable American actress; and Mae Jemison, 1956, notable engineer and NASA astronaut.
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