Engineer of the Week No.21 Caroline Maude Davis (1890- 1972), helped run a Midlands ironfoundry & stainless steel utensil factory with another woman, Miss C Griff. The Institute of Materials, Minerals & Mining WES Centenary Magnificent Women #100yearsofwomeninegineering magnificentwomen.co.uk/engineer-of-th…

Engineer of the Week No. 22 Major “Bunty” Sergant REME (1926-79) from industrial technician to maintaining 160,000 Army vehicles. More details here magnificentwomen.co.uk/engineer-of-th… Magnificent Women (Yuli) Chaido Doulala-Rigby

Engineer of the Week No23. Muriel Barker MA, BSc (Mrs Glauert) (1892-1949). Mathematician and aerodynamicist at Royal Aircraft Establishment, Farnborough. #100yearsofwomeninengineering WES Centenary Magnificent Women magnificentwomen.co.uk/engineer-of-th…

Which historical female engineer would you like to see featured on the Top 100 list for 2019, to celebrate 100 years of women in engineering? Nominations are open now. magnificentwomen.co.uk/top-100-histor… WES Centenary EngineerYourCareer 🤖👩🏽‍🎓🎷🏎✈️🏥📲📡🚴‍♀️ @IETLibArch Dawn Bonfield MBE Dr Jess Wade liked it here once FindingAda Henrietta Heald

For all who care for the future of #Engineering this celebration of the best of the (recent) past is essential. Please contribute.

Magnificent Women WES Centenary EngineerYourCareer 🤖👩🏽‍🎓🎷🏎✈️🏥📲📡🚴‍♀️ @IETLibArch Dawn Bonfield MBE Dr Jess Wade liked it here once FindingAda Henrietta Heald Nominated 👍 x.com/AeroWomen/stat…

Magnificent Women WES Centenary EngineerYourCareer 🤖👩🏽‍🎓🎷🏎✈️🏥📲📡🚴‍♀️ @IETLibArch Dawn Bonfield MBE Dr Jess Wade liked it here once FindingAda Henrietta Heald Some suggestions from Wikidata. There ought to be more. /cc wikiwomeninred tinyurl.com/y3th5lsa

Pls share & help us celebrate brilliant female engineers so we can inspire the next generation #EngineerHerCareer #Diversity #Equality

J. Heald Magnificent Women WES Centenary EngineerYourCareer 🤖👩🏽‍🎓🎷🏎✈️🏥📲📡🚴‍♀️ @IETLibArch Dawn Bonfield MBE Dr Jess Wade liked it here once FindingAda Henrietta Heald Wikidata Wiki ♥ Scientists Science Grrl Science Stories Lia I tweaked your list. Interesting. Some say there is a lack of notable women to tackle but your list shows dozens who have no name (yet) in English - I've fixed the earlier ones. Lots left for one of our "Red List"s WES Centenary Women's Eng. Society

Who’s your favourite historical female engineer? We voted for an aeronautical engineer of course! Follow WES Centenary for biographies of pioneering engineers who are truly inspirational #WomenInEngineering #womeninSTEM

Engineer of the Week 27: Carlotta Bollée (née Messinisi) (c.1880-?), wife of Léon Bollée, she translated between him & Wilbur Wright when they were rebuilding Wright Flyer at Bollée car factory in 1908. After Léon died, she ran factory. WES Centenary magnificentwomen.co.uk/engineer-of-th…

Engineer of the Week No.28. Pioneering American mechanical engineer, Ethel H. Bailey, worked in automobile research, radar & spectroscopy. WES Centenary magnificentwomen.co.uk/engineer-of-th…

Engineer of the Week 29. Dr Helen Grimshaw OBE (1904-87), specialist in de-icing equipment, oxygen equipment, g-force/pressure suits & other safety equipment. WES Centenary magnificentwomen.co.uk/engineer-of-th…

Engineer of the Week No. 37 Theresa Wallach (1909-1999) motorcycle engineer, racer, adventurer, teacher, businesswoman & author. Magnificent Women @WESCENTENARY magnificentwomen.co.uk/engineer-of-th…

Ah thank you! Glad you like them. (I see I have been neglecting this twitter account! Thanks for finding it.)

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Great article, and we have the Electrical Association for Women to thank for encouraging women to use this equipment in the UK. Women's Eng. Society Electrifying Women

"Countless women scientists have have been shunted to footnotes, with credit for their work going to males. This is called the Matilda Effect, after the author of the essay. She glimpsed what was happening, perceived the pattern, deplored it." #WomenInSTEM buff.ly/3cVUE4p