Make way for the pioneers of science! Come along on a journey to learn
how scientific progress is made. The Women in STEM Paperback Book Set
contains paperback editions of books 1-6 in the Science Wide Open
series. Through collective biographies of real-life scientists, curious
young learners will dabble in many different disciplines: biology,
chemistry, physics, engineering, medicine, and botany. In each book,
find within-reach introductions to concepts including gravity, genetics,
the Linnaean system, photosynthesis, biomedical engineering,
radioactivity, pharmacology, space technology and more! Alongside these
topics, this book set highlights the overlooked histories and
motivational resilience of women scientists. Admire the sacrifices and
noble feats of Dr. Wangari Maathai, who created the Green Belt Movement;
chemist Rosalind Franklin, whose x-rays were critical in determining the
structure of DNA; particle physicist Chien-Shiung Wu, who became known
as "the First Lady of Physics"; civil engineer Emily Warren Roebling,
who took on a leading role in the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge;
and over 30 more women scientists throughout history and across the
globe. With a spirited young protagonist leading the way, readers will
learn all about these scientists' devotion to discovery and innovation.
Open-ended questions lead into satisfying answers about the world around
us, complemented by vibrant, delightful illustrations and informative
diagrams. Nurture and grow an interest in the sciences through this
6-volume set!
