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Ada Lovelace is often described as being the world’s first...
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Mathematician
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Economist
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Computer programmer
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Engineer
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Which video encouraging girls to go into science went viral for all the wrong reasons after it featured sexist cliches including high heels and lipsticks?
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A promotional video for science courses at Oxford University
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A department for education video for teenage girls
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A European Commission video for their campaign “Science: it’s a girl thing!”
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A video by the University of California promoting a science summer school
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This year the Royal Society awarded 43 University Research Fellowships (URFs), but how many went to women?
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2
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7
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13
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20
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Who were the Edinburgh Seven?
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The first group of women students to study medicine at a British university
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The first group of women students to be awarded degrees
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A group of male students who argued that women should be granted entrance to Edinburgh university
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A group of male students suspended for rioting in response to news that women were to be allowed in their university
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Women make up 46% of the UK’s workforce, but what percentage of women work in Stem?
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12%
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15.5%
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27%
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52.2%
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Which female scientist, credited with the development of protein crystallography and establishing the structures of vitamin B12 and penicillin, was awarded a Nobel prize in 1964? The news was reported by the Daily Mail under the headline: “Oxford housewife wins Nobel"
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Barbara McClintock
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Alice Ball
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Fiona Wood
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Dorothy Hodgkin
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Girls now out-perform boys in GCSEs and A-levels, and there are more women graduating from university than men, but what percentage of engineering and technology undergraduates are women?
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12%
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21%
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34%
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7%
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Which famous physician is this?
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Elizabeth Garrett Anderson
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Marie Curie
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Maria Petraccini
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Rosalind Franklin
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Solutions
1:C, 2:C, 3:A, 4:A, 5:B, 6:D, 7:A, 8:A
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