Some Women in Science and Technology Resources on the Internet

"In my younger days, when I was pained by half-educated, loose, and inaccurate ways which we all have, I used to say, 'How much women need exact science.'. But since I have known some workers in science who were not always true to the teachings of nature, who have loved self more than science, I have said, 'How much science needs women!'." - Maria Mitchell (American astronomer, nineteenth century)

  • The Association for Women in Science
  • The Society of Women Engineers
  • Graduate Women in Science/Sigma Delta Epsilon
  • Committee on the Status of Women in Physics
  • CSWP Internet Resources for Women Scientists
  • Women in Science Internet Resources
  • National Academy of Sciences Committee on Women in Science and Engineering
  • Directory of Organizations Encouraging Women in Science and Engineering
  • Women in Science and Technology Program - Argonne National Laboratory
  • Association for Women in Science - Chicago Chapter (current website)
  • Women and Minorities in Science and Engineering
  • ScienceWeb - Women in Science and Technology (Canada)
  • The Hypatia Institute
  • GASAT Association (Gender and Science and Technology)
  • WIGSAT - Women in Global Science and Technology
  • AWiSE (U.K.)
  • Groups Relating to Women in Science & Engineering
  • Women in Physics Links and Related Resources
  • WISE (NRC)
  • WISE (Texas A&M)
  • WiSE (University of Washington)
  • Third World Organization for Women in Science
  • The Feminist Physicist's Gateway to the Internet
  • "Women in Science"
  • Celebration of Women in Engineering
  • Canadian Coalition of Women in Engineering, Science, and Technology (CCWEST)
  • Women In Technology International
  • Women, Science, and Technology
  • AMITA - The Association of MIT Alumnae
  • MentorNet
  • Women and Gender Studies Science and Technology Web Sites
  • Society of Women Engineers - Chicago Regional Section
  • Women of NASA
  • Commission on the Advancement of Women and Minorities in Science, Engineering, and Technology Development
  • Women Chemists Committee of the ACS
  • Committee on the Advancement of Women Chemists (COACh)
  • Euroscience Gateway to Internet Resources for Women in Science
  • Association for Women in Computing
  • American Astronomical Association Committee on the Status of Women in Astronomy
  • Women Entrepreneurs in Science & Technology (WEST)
  • Women, Gender, and Science links
  • Women Chemists' Network of the Royal Society of Chemistry
  • Gender and Science
  • The Ada Project
  • Institute for Women and Technology
  • Webgrrls
  • Women in Science at the University of Chicago
  • Women in Astronomy: An Introductory Resource Guide

    Institutional intransigence? They simply do not want to go where we are trying to take them.

    Check out the current edition of the Association for Women in Science's Washington Wire

    Here's a report of interest:

  • Barriers to Women in Academic Science and Engineering

    You might enjoy visiting the Dual-Science-Career Couples Page prepared by Marc Sher and Laurie McNeil.

    The American Physical Society published a poster, "Celebrate Women in Physics". If you would like a copy of this free poster, contact Tara McLoughlin at the APS - send email to tara@aps.org.

    Want to talk about it? There is a Yahoo site for women in physics discussions.

    You might also wish to visit the history of women in science web page.

    This page updated 25 March 2002.
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