The female scientist who discovered the core of the Earth

A. Lif  Lund Jacobsen

The female scientist who discovered the core of the Earth

A. Lif Lund Jacobsen

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Abstract

The "Grande Dame” of seismology, Inge Lehmann, began her career at a time when few women held senior positions in science. But that did not stop her from being the first to provide evidence of the Earth’s inner core in 1936.

Original language	English
Publication date	15 May 2017
Place of Publication	Copenhagen
Publisher	ScienceNordic.com
Number of pages	4
Publication status	Published - 15 May 2017

Keywords

Lehmann, Inge
Scientist
Feminism

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Inge Lehmann and the rise of international seismology, 1925-1970
Lund Jacobsen, A. L. (Project participant)
Carlsbergfondet
05/01/2015 → …
Project: Research

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The female scientist who discovered the core of the Earth

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Inge Lehmann and the rise of international seismology, 1925-1970

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