March 8 is International Women’s Day. Over the years, I’ve made a number of graphics highlighting important women in chemistry history. But highlighting and supporting women in chemistry isn’t just about pointing to historical figureheads. So, this year, I wanted to create something that instead focused on women working in chemistry here and now.

The result is an ongoing series of cards, featuring a wide range of women in chemistry in various roles. To create these cards, I put out an open invitation for those who wanted to be featured to submit their details, so I’m very grateful to everyone who did so and was willing to be a part of this project. You can view the full set of cards on the dedicated page here.

In total, there were 181 submissions, so I plan to continue to add to this series over the coming weeks and months!

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Over the years, I’ve made a number of graphics highlighting important women in chemistry history. But highlighting and supporting women in chemistry isn’t just about pointing to historical figureheads. So, this year, I wanted to create something that instead focused on women working in chemistry here and now.

Here’s the result: an ongoing series of cards, featuring a wide range of women in chemistry in various roles.

To create these cards, I put out an open invitation for those who wanted to be featured to submit their details, so I’m very grateful to everyone who did so and was willing to be a part of this project. In total, there were 181 submissions, so I plan to continue to add to this series over the coming weeks and months!

Clicking on the images in the gallery below will enlarge them. If you want to download a printable set of the images, a PDF download is available at the foot of the page.

Download printable PDF of cards 1-100

Download printable PDF of cards 101-140

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