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27. Gražina Tautvaišienė (PhD, 1988): The Unfading Joy of Being an Astronomer

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The Sky Is for Everyone
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents ix
  3. Illustrations xiii
  4. Abbreviations xvii
  5. Acknowledgments xxiii
  6. Prelude xxv
  7. 1 Beginnings 1
  8. 2. Anne Pyne Cowley (PhD, 1963): Navigating My Life with the Stars 31
  9. 3. Ann Merchant Boesgaard (PhD, 1966): Making Things Work 40
  10. 4. Sidney Wolff (PhD, 1966): Changing the Landscape 53
  11. 5. Jocelyn Bell Burnell (PhD, 1968): Kites Rise against the Wind 63
  12. 6. Virginia Trimble (PhD, 1968): Breaking through the Telescopic Glass Ceiling 73
  13. 7. Roberta M. Humphreys (PhD, 1969): Be Your Own Advocate 85
  14. 8. Silvia Torres-Peimbert (PhD, 1969): An Astronomer in Mexico 95
  15. 9. Neta A. Bahcall (PhD, 1970): My Life in Astronomy 105
  16. 10. Catherine Cesarsky (PhD, 1971): Equations, Satellites, and Telescopes 116
  17. 11. Judith ( Judy) Gamora Cohen (PhD, 1971): A Long and Winding Road 127
  18. 12. Judith Lynn Pipher (PhD, 1971): Taking Advantage of Opportunity 139
  19. 13. Gillian ( Jill) Knapp (PhD, 1972): Princeton 1984 150
  20. 14. Patricia Ann Whitelock (PhD, 1976): The Southern Half of the Sky 161
  21. 15. Anneila I. Sargent (PhD, 1977): A Long Way for a Wee Lassie 171
  22. 16. Martha P. Haynes (PhD, 1978): Hands-on Adventures with Telescopes: From the Backyard to Cerro Chajnantor 181
  23. 17. France Anne Córdova (PhD, 1979): The Learn’d Astronomer Discovers the Policy World 194
  24. 18. Dina Prialnik (PhD, 1980): From Stars to Comets and Back 204
  25. 19. Beatriz Barbuy (PhD, 1982): From Stargazing the Southern Cross to Probing the Depths of the History of the Milky Way 214
  26. 20. Rosemary (Rosie) F. G. Wyse (PhD, 1983): A Journey through Space and Time 225
  27. 21. Bożena Czerny (PhD, 1984): A Fortunate Sequence of Events 236
  28. 22. Ewine F. van Dishoeck (PhD, 1984): Building a Worldwide Astrochemistry Community 244
  29. 23. Wendy L. Freedman (PhD, 1984): My Astronomical Journey 256
  30. 24. Meg Urry (PhD, 1984): The Gentlemen and Me 267
  31. 25. Cathie Clarke (PhD, 1987): An Astronomer (Not a Pirate!) of Penzance 279
  32. 26. Saeko S. Hayashi (PhD, 1987): From Six Meters to Thirty Meters, Ever Expanding Horizons 289
  33. 27. Gražina Tautvaišienė (PhD, 1988): The Unfading Joy of Being an Astronomer 301
  34. 28. Carole Mundell (PhD, 1995): Inspired by a Maths Dress 311
  35. 29. Gabriela (Gaby) González (PhD, 1995): Gravitational Love 322
  36. 30. Vicky Kalogera (PhD, 1997): Not Taking “No” for an Answer: Learning How to Persist and Persevere with a Smile 333
  37. 31. Priyamvada Natarajan (PhD, 1999): Adventures Mapping the Dark Universe 344
  38. 32. Dara J. Norman (PhD, 1999): On Becoming an Astronomer and Advancing Science 355
  39. 33. Sara Seager (PhD, 1999): Adventures in the Search for Other Earths 366
  40. 34. Hiranya Peiris (PhD, 2003): From Serendip to Serendipity 377
  41. 35. Poonam Chandra (PhD, 2005): A Train to the Stars 388
  42. 36. Xuefei Chen (PhD, 2005): Staring at the Stars 400
  43. 37. Shazrene S. Mohamed (PhD, 2009): The Sky Is for Everyone 411
  44. 38. Yilen Gómez Maqueo Chew (PhD, 2010): Flipping Tables from the Sonoran Desert to the Stars 423
  45. 39. Postlude 433
  46. Further Reading and Additional Resources 435
  47. Index of Subjects 451
  48. Index of People 463
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