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  • Leah Leneman, A Guid Cause. The Women's Suffrage Movement in Scotland, Aberdeen, Aberdeen University Press, , 304 p. (ISBN 978-1-873644-48-5).
  • Elizabeth Crawford, « Bryer, Constance (1870-1952) », dans The Women's Suffrage Movement. A Reference Guide 1866–1928, Londres, Routledge, (ISBN 0415239265), p. 86-87.
  • Elizabeth Crawford, « Casey, Eileen (1886-alive 1963) », dans The Women's Suffrage Movement. A Reference Guide 1866–1928, Londres, Routledge, (ISBN 0415239265), p. 100.
  • Elizabeth Crawford, « Clarke, Mary Jane, Mrs (?1863-1910) », dans The Women's Suffrage Movement. A Reference Guide 1866–1928, Londres, Routledge, (ISBN 0415239265), p. 114-115.
  • Elizabeth Crawford, « Willcox, Lilian Mary Dove-, Mrs (1875-1963) », dans The Women's Suffrage Movement. A Reference Guide 1866–1928, Londres, Routledge, (ISBN 0415239265), p. 709.
  • Elizabeth Crawford, « Evans, Dorothy Elizabeth (1889-1944) », dans The Women's Suffrage Movement. A Reference Guide 1866–1928, Londres, Routledge, (ISBN 0415239265), p. 210-211.
  • Elizabeth Crawford, « Watts, Helen Kirkpatrick (1881-alive 1965) », dans The Women's Suffrage Movement. A Reference Guide 1866–1928, Londres, Routledge, (ISBN 0415239265), p. 702.
  • Elizabeth Crawford, « Baldock, [Lucy] Minnie, Mrs (c.1864-alive 1964) », dans The Women's Suffrage Movement. A Reference Guide 1866–1928, Londres, Routledge, (ISBN 0415239265), p. 26-29.

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Chemin de Trèves[modifier | modifier le code]

Le chemin de Trèves suit l'itinéraire empruntée par Martin de Tours lorsqu'il est allé rencontrer l'empereur à Trèves, alors capitale impériale. C'est un chemin de 138 km, qui commence à Vendôme et se termine à Tours. Cet itinéraire emprunte certaines parties de la Via Turonensis (voie de Tours) sur le chemin de Saint-Jacques-de-Compostelle.

Communes traversées[modifier | modifier le code]

  • Vendôme
  • Mavardin
  • Longpré
  • Villechauve
  • Saunay
  • Château-Renault
  • Villedômer
  • Auzouer en-Touraine
  • Neuillé-le-Lierre
  • Montreuil en-Touraine
  • Saint-Ouen les-Vignes
  • Pocé-sur-Cisse
  • Nazelles-Négron
  • Amboise
  • Saint-Martin-le-Beau
  • Montlouis-sur-Loire
  • Vouvray
  • Rochecorbon
  • Marmoutier (cf. Abbaye de Marmoutier (Tours)
  • Tours

Il passe par les villes de Luxembourg, Reims, Paris, Chartres, jusqu'à Tours. Archives Indre-et-Loire [1]. La partie Trèves Luxembourg a été ouverte en 2007.

Cartes de voeux[modifier | modifier le code]

Bonne année 2018 !!!
Beaucoup de bonnes pensées très amicales pour 2018. Pierrette13 (discuter) 1 janvier 2018 à 11:36 (CET)
Bonne année 2019 !!!
Beaucoup de bonnes pensées très amicales pour 2019. Pierrette13 (discuter) 1 janvier 2019 à 06:24 (CET)
Bonne année 2020 !!!
Beaucoup de bonnes pensées très amicales pour 2020. )
Bonne année 2021 !!!
Beaucoup de bonnes pensées très amicales pour 2021.
Bonne année 2022 !!!
Beaucoup de bonnes pensées très amicales pour 2022.
Bonne année 2023 !!!
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Bonne année 2024 !!!
Beaucoup de bonnes pensées très amicales pour 2024.

Pierrette13 (discuter) 1 janvier 2024 à 08:33 (CET)

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Biographies traduites depuis le 9 avril, à valider avant d'ajouter au wcc :

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  1. ↑ a et b (en) « Collecting Suffrage: The WSPU Holloway Brooch », sur Woman and her Sphere, (consulté le )
  2. ↑ (en) « Who's Your Heroine? Laura Geraldine Lennox », sur RTÉ, (consulté le )
  3. ↑ « Suffragettes-STUDENT-V1.pdf », sur yorkcivictrust.co.uk (consulté le ), p=22-23

Membres du WSPU[modifier | modifier le code]

Membres de la Kensington Society[modifier | modifier le code]

Steamboat ladies[modifier | modifier le code]

  • Florence Gadesden WD
  • Geraldine Emma Hodgson ODNB
  • Penelope Lawrence
  • Mary Hay Wood

150 femmes[modifier | modifier le code]

Image Name Description Date of birth Date of death
Adams, NancyNancy Adams Botanist and botanical artist, and museum curator. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Aldis, MaryMary Aldis (en) Scientific author and social reform campaigner Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Alexander, CatherineCatherine Alexander (en) Botanist, and the first known woman to publish a paper in the Royal Society Te Apārangi's Transactions in 1886. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Alexander, ElizabethElizabeth Alexander (en) Geologist, academic, and physicist, whose wartime work with radar and radio led to early developments in radio astronomy. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Anderson, JanJan Anderson (en) Organic chemist who worked on photosynthesis. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Asher, InnesInnes Asher (en) Professor of paediatrics Modèle:Date table sorting20th Century
Askin, RosemaryRosemary Askin Geologist specialising in Antarctic palynology and the first New Zealand woman to undertake her own research programme in Antarctica, in 1970. Modèle:Date table sorting
Bassett, PaddyPaddy Bassett Agricultural scientist, the first woman graduate from Massey Agricultural College, and also one of the first two women students accepted into Canterbury Agricultural College (now Lincoln University). Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Batham, BettyBetty Batham (en) Marine biologist and university lecturer, who directed the Portobello Marine Biological Station at the University of Otago for more than 23 years. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Bell, MurielMuriel Bell Nutritionist and medical researcher Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Benson, Gertrude HelenGertrude Helen Benson Professor of home science. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Bergquist, PatriciaPatricia Bergquist Zoologist, anatomist and biologist Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Bernardelli, BettyBetty Bernardelli (en) Physiological psychologist who was the commanding officer at the WAAF training school for psychology instructors. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Betts, WinifredWinifred Betts (en) Botanist and the first female lecturer at the University of Otago Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Binney, JudithJudith Binney (en) Writer, academic, historian and educator Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Black, PhilippaPhilippa Black (en) Geologist specialising in mineralogy and metamorphic petrology. Modèle:Date table sorting
Blackie, AgnesAgnes Blackie (en) New Zealand's first female physics lecturer and probably the Southern Hemisphere's only female physics academic at the time of her appointment. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Blackwell, Ellen WrightEllen Wright Blackwell (en) Writer, botanist, and photographer. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Boys-Smith, Winifred LilyWinifred Lily Boys-Smith Science artist and lecturer, university professor, and school principal Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Bradford-Grieve, Janet M.Janet M. Bradford-Grieve (en) Carcinologist and biological oceanographer. Modèle:Date table sorting
Bradshaw, MargaretMargaret Bradshaw Geologist and Antarctic researcher. Modèle:Date table sorting
Brewin, BerylBeryl Brewin (en) Marine zoologist, specialising in ascidians (sea squirts). Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Brimble, MargaretMargaret Brimble Chemist who has made investigations of shellfish toxins and means to treat brain injuries. Modèle:Date table sorting
Brooker, SallySally Brooker Inorganic chemist Modèle:Date table sorting20th Century
Browning, KatherineKatherine Browning (en) Teacher, who published one of the only four papers by women in the Royal Society of New Zealand's Transactions before 1900. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Burns, CarolynCarolyn Burns Ecologist specialising in lakes. Modèle:Date table sorting
Campbell, EllaElla Campbell Botanist and expert on bryophytes, she published 130 scientific papers on liverworts, hornworts, orchids, and wetlands. She became the first woman faculty member of the Massey Agricultural College. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Campbell, KathleenKathleen Campbell (en) Geologist, paleoecologist and astrobiologist Modèle:Date table sorting20th Century
Cassie Cooper, VivienneVivienne Cassie Cooper Planktologist and botanist. Modèle:Date table sorting
Castle, AmyAmy Castle (en) Entomologist and museum curator Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Challis, Gwyneth AlvaGwyneth Alva Challis (en) Geologist who discovered the mineral Wairauite, and pioneered the use of x-rays for mineral investigation in New Zealand. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Chapman, M. AnnM. Ann Chapman (en) Limnologist, one of the first New Zealand women scientists to visit Antarctica, and the first woman to lead a scientific expedition to Antarctica. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Cheeseman, EmmaEmma Cheeseman (en) Scientific painter and taxidermist, whose work is in the Auckland Museum Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Clay, MarieMarie Clay Academic, clinical psychologist, researcher distinguished researcher known for her work in global educational literacy. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Connon, HelenHelen Connon First woman in the British Empire to win any university degree with honours. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Cranwell, Lucy MayLucy May Cranwell Botanist responsible for groundbreaking work in palynology, and curator of botany at Auckland Museum. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Crookes, MargueriteMarguerite Crookes Botanical enthusiast, pteridologist and conservationist, author, and founder of the Auckland Natural History Club. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Cruickshank, MargaretMargaret Cruickshank New Zealand's first registered female doctor Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Curtis, Kathleen MaiseyKathleen Maisey Curtis Mycologist and a founder of plant pathology in New Zealand. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Dalrymple, Helen KirklandHelen Kirkland Dalrymple (en) Botanist, author and school teacher who wrote two books on Otago flora. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Davidson, JanetJanet Davidson (en) Archaeologist who has carried out extensive field work in the Pacific Islands. Modèle:Date table sorting
Dickinson, MichelleMichelle Dickinson Nanotechnologist and science educator. Modèle:Date table sorting20th Century
Dingley, JoanJoan Dingley (en) Mycologist who was the head of mycology at the DSIR Plant Disease Division. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Downard, AlisonAlison Downard (en) Chemist focusing on surface chemistry, electrochemistry and nanoscale grafted layers Modèle:Date table sorting20th Century
Eagle, AudreyAudrey Eagle Writer, botanist and botanical illustrator, who was author and illustrator of the two volume Eagle's Complete Trees and Shrubs of New Zealand. Modèle:Date table sorting
Edgar, ElizabethElizabeth Edgar Botanist, author and editor of three of the five volumes of the series Flora of New Zealand. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Edger, KateKate Edger University graduate, educationalist, community worker. The first woman in New Zealand to gain a university degree, and possibly the second in the British Empire to do so. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Edgerley, Kate VioletKate Violet Edgerley Botanist and teacher Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Farkas, EdithEdith Farkas Antarctic researcher known for being the first Hungarian woman and also the first New Zealand MetService female staff member to set foot in Antarctica. She conducted world-leading ozone monitoring research for over 30 years. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Featon, SarahSarah Featon (en) Botanical artist and author, who with her husband published The Art Album of New Zealand Flora. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Fitzgerald, RuthRuth Fitzgerald (en) Anthropology academic Modèle:Date table sorting
Flint, Elizabeth AliceElizabeth Alice Flint Botanist who specialised in freshwater algae, and co-authored the three-volume series Flora of New Zealand Desmids in the 1980s and 1990s. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Freeman, CarolineCaroline Freeman Teacher, school principal and owner, and the first female graduate of the University of Otago, New Zealand. Modèle:Date table sortingc.1856 Modèle:Date table sorting
Frost, ConstanceConstance Frost Medical doctor, bacteriologist and pathologist. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Fyfe, MarionMarion Fyfe Academic, specialising in taxonomy of planarians and other flatworms, the first woman zoology lecturer at the University of Otago, and the first woman to be elected to the Council of the Royal Society Te Apārangi. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Gerrard, JulietJuliet Gerrard (en) Chemist and New Zealand Prime Minister's Chief Science Advisor. Modèle:Date table sorting20th Century
Grace, Bessie Te WenerauBessie Te Wenerau Grace First Māori woman university graduate, nun, and educator. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Harding, JaneJane Harding Academic new-born intensive case specialist (neonatologist) Modèle:Date table sorting
Harris, ArohaAroha Harris (en) Historian and writer, specialising in Māori histories of policy and community development Modèle:Date table sorting20th Century
Harris, Emily CummingEmily Cumming Harris (en) Teacher and artist, and one of New Zealand's first professional women painters. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Hay, JenniferJennifer Hay (en) Linguist who specialises in sociolinguistics, laboratory phonology, and the history of New Zealand English Modèle:Date table sorting
Hayne, HarleneHarlene Hayne Psychology professor and first female vice-chancellor of the University of Otago. Modèle:Date table sorting
Herriott, ElizabethElizabeth Herriott (en) Scientist and the first woman appointed to the permanent teaching staff at Canterbury College. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Heslop, Barbara FarnsworthBarbara Farnsworth Heslop Immunologist specialising in transplantation immunology and immunogenetics. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Hetet, RangimārieRangimārie Hetet (en) Tohunga raranga (master weaver) of Ngāti Maniapoto Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Hetley, Georgina BurneGeorgina Burne Hetley (en) Artist and author, her book The Native Flora of New Zealand was published in English and French. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Hill, AviceAvice Hill (en) Entomologist and herb grower. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Miss Hirst Astronomical observer who published significant observations of Jupiter Modèle:Date table sorting19th Century Unknown
Hodgson, Eliza AmyEliza Amy Hodgson Botanist who specialised in liverworts. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Holmes, JanetJanet Holmes (en) Sociolinguist working on language and gender, language in the workplace, and New Zealand English. Modèle:Date table sorting
Hopa, NgapareNgapare Hopa Māori academic of Waikato Tainui descent Modèle:Date table sorting20th Century
Horsley, Alice WoodwardAlice Woodward Horsley First registered woman doctor in Auckland. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Howden-Chapman, Philippa LynnePhilippa Lynne Howden-Chapman Clinical psychologist and public health researcher Modèle:Date table sorting20th Century
Hyland, Margaret M.Margaret M. Hyland (en) Chemist, engineer and professor. Modèle:Date table sorting
Jones, AlisonAlison Jones (en) Academic working on sociology of education. Modèle:Date table sorting
Kahupeka Māori healer and pioneer of herbal medicine Modèle:Date table sorting15th Century Unknown
Kent, Thelma ReneThelma Rene Kent Photographer Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Kidson, Elsa BeatriceElsa Beatrice Kidson (en) Soil scientist and sculptor Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
King, MarthaMartha King New Zealand's first resident botanical illustrator. She was a founder of schools in Whanganui and New Plymouth, and a talented gardener and schoolteacher. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Kinnear, JudithJudith Kinnear Academic, geneticist, and the first woman to head a New Zealand university Modèle:Date table sorting
Langhorne, PatPat Langhorne (en) Antarctic sea ice researcher Modèle:Date table sorting
Larner, WendyWendy Larner Geographer and social scientist who has focussed on the interdisciplinary areas of globalisation, governance and gender. Modèle:Date table sorting
Lennon, DianaDiana Lennon Academic and pediatrician, specialising in infectious diseases. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Lord, Janice M.Janice M. Lord Botanist and plant evolutionary biologist Modèle:Date table sorting20th Century
Low, ElsieElsie Low Botanist, teacher and temperance campaigner. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Lysaght, Averil MargaretAveril Margaret Lysaght Biologist, science historian and artist, best known for her scholarly work on Joseph Banks Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
MacCallum, BellaBella MacCallum (en) Botanist and mycologist, and New Zealand's first female doctor of science Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
McIntosh, TraceyTracey McIntosh (en) Sociology and criminology academic Modèle:Date table sorting20th Century
Mason, RuthRuth Mason (en) Botanist specialising in the taxonomy and ecology of freshwater plants. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Mataira, KāterinaKāterina Mataira Māori language advocate, artist and writer Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Matisoo-Smith, LisaLisa Matisoo-Smith Molecular anthropologist Modèle:Date table sorting
Mattingley, JoanJoan Mattingley (en) Clinical chemist and author Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Mestayer, MarjorieMarjorie Mestayer (en) Conchologist, and conchology curator for the Dominion Museum in Wellington. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Metge, JoanJoan Metge Social anthropologist, educator, lecturer and writer. Modèle:Date table sorting
Moncrieff, PérrinePérrine Moncrieff (en) Ornithologist, conservationist, and author Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Moore, Lucy BeatriceLucy Beatrice Moore (en) Botanist and ecologist Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Moore, Rina WinifredRina Winifred Moore (en) First female Māori medical doctor. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Murray, FloraFlora Murray (en) Botanist, and second woman appointed as permanent staff at Canterbury University College. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Mutu, MargaretMargaret Mutu (en) Ngāti Kahu leader, author and academic Modèle:Date table sorting20th Century
Myers, PhoebePhoebe Myers (en) Teacher and educational reformer. She was one of the first women to teach science at college level in New Zealand, and the first woman to represent her country at the League of Nations. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Natusch, SheilaSheila Natusch (en) Writer and freelance illustrator. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Nelson, WendyWendy Nelson (en) Botanist and phycologist, New Zealand's leading authority on seaweeds. Modèle:Date table sorting
Osinga, Hinke MariaHinke Maria Osinga Mathematician and an expert in dynamical systems, also a creator of mathematical art. Modèle:Date table sorting
Paora, RokaRoka Paora (en) Māori language expert, translator, author and educator. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Papakura, MākeretiMākereti Papakura Tuhourangi woman of mana, guide, entertainer , and ethnographer. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Pickering, KimKim Pickering (en) Composite materials engineer Modèle:Date table sorting20th Century
Pitama, Suzanne GSuzanne G Pitama (en) Psychologist and indigenous health researcher Modèle:Date table sorting20th Century
Rich, Josephine GordonJosephine Gordon Rich (en) Zoologist and one of only four women who published results of her scientific work in New Zealand before 1901 Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Ritchie, JaneJane Ritchie (en) Psychology academic and expert of child-raising, she was the first woman to graduate with a PhD in psychology from a New Zealand university. Modèle:Date table sorting20th Century
Robb, JoanJoan Robb (en) Zoologist, professor and curator Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Robinson, MarionMarion Robinson (en) Nutritionist and physiologist, particularly noted for her investigation of the importance of selenium in the human diet. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Robinson, VivianeViviane Robinson (en) Educational psychologist Modèle:Date table sorting20th Century
Ruru, JacintaJacinta Ruru (en) Law professor and the first Māori Professor of Law. Modèle:Date table sorting
Salmond, AnneAnne Salmond Anthropologist and historian Modèle:Date table sorting
Sanderson, HopeHope Sanderson Geologist, and the first New Zealand woman to graduate with MSc with Honours in Geology at a New Zealand university. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Sansom, Rosa OlgaRosa Olga Sansom (en) Teacher, museum director, botanist, broadcaster, and writer. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Saunders, CarolineCaroline Saunders Economist and researcher, specialising in environmental economics Modèle:Date table sorting20th Century
Savage, Martha K.Martha K. Savage (en) Geology academic. Modèle:Date table sorting20th Century
Shore, BrendaBrenda Shore Botanist, one of only 20 female Associate Professors in New Zealand when she retired in 1983. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Siedeberg-McKinnon, Emily HancockEmily Hancock Siedeberg-McKinnon Medical practitioner, hospital superintendent, and the country's first female medical graduate. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Simpson, CatherCather Simpson (en) Physicist/chemist and entrepreneur Modèle:Date table sorting20th Century
Slooten, LizLiz Slooten (en) Marine biologist Modèle:Date table sorting20th Century
Smith, Anne BriarAnne Briar Smith (en) Children's rights researcher and academic Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Smith, Linda TuhiwaiLinda Tuhiwai Smith Academic who has made a major contribution to research methods in social justice research. Modèle:Date table sorting
Soons, JaneJane Soons Geomorphologist and the first woman professor at the University of Canterbury, and possibly the first in New Zealand. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Stevenson, GretaGreta Stevenson Botanist and mycologist, who described many new species of Agaricales (gilled mushrooms). Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Stokes, EvelynEvelyn Stokes Historical geographer who worked in the Waitangi Tribunal. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Stout, VidaVida Stout (en) Limnographer and academic administrator, first woman to be Dean of Science at a New Zealand university. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Struthers, JeanJean Struthers (en) Botany student in New Zealand and an inspirational chemistry teacher in England and New Zealand Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Suckling, LydiaLydia Suckling (en) Botanist and school teacher. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Sutherland, MaryMary Sutherland (en) Forester and botanist. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Szászy, MirakaMiraka Szászy (en) Māori leader and academic, making significant contributions in education, broadcasting, social welfare and small business development. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Tawhai, MerrynMerryn Tawhai (en) Physics professor, she is known for the development of mathematical models of the lungs that will help scientists understand differences between physiologically normal lungs and the pathological changes that might occur in a disease. Modèle:Date table sorting20th Century
Taylor, Grace MarieGrace Marie Taylor (en) Botanist, mycologist and scientific illustrator Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Te Awekotuku, NgahuiaNgahuia Te Awekotuku Academic, short story writer and essayist Modèle:Date table sorting
Tennant, MargaretMargaret Tennant (en) Historian Modèle:Date table sorting
Thompson, C. JeanC. Jean Thompson Statistician and author, who served as president of the New Zealand Statistical Association. Modèle:Date table sorting
Tinsley, BeatriceBeatrice Tinsley Astronomer and cosmologist, whose research made fundamental contributions to the astronomical understanding of how galaxies evolve, grow and die. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Ward, ColleenColleen Ward (en) Cross-cultural psychologist Modèle:Date table sorting
Watson, JoyceJoyce Watson (en) Chemist specialising in fruit disorders and trace elements. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Wevers, LydiaLydia Wevers Literary historian and critic, editor and book reviewer. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Whakaotirangi Māori experimental gardener and early New Zealand scientist Modèle:Date table sorting14th Century Unknown
Wiffen, JoanJoan Wiffen Paleontologist Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Wiggins, PhilippaPhilippa Wiggins Biochemist and physical chemist, who made significant contributions to the understanding of the structure of water in living cells. Modèle:Date table sorting Modèle:Date table sorting
Wiles, SiouxsieSiouxsie Wiles Microbiologist and science communicator Modèle:Date table sorting20th Century
Winterbourn, Christine CoeChristine Coe Winterbourn Pathologist and researcher of the biological chemistry of free radicals. Modèle:Date table sorting20th Century
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