Elegant and audacious, Suzanne Belperron pioneered a new aesthetic in jewelry. While perhaps the most important woman jeweler of the twentieth century, she is relatively unknown today except to collectors. Asked once why she never signed her work, Madame Belperron replied, “My style is my signature.”
As NASA's first female administrator, Roman has been a pioneering leader in science, especially among young women.
The unforgettable hero of motorcycle lovers is a master who makes his own motorcycle!
Frances Elizabeth Allen, born August 4, 1932, is an American computer scientist. Allen has worked on improving compilers and is known for her work.
Tereshkova is an international role model. It has deeply affected women all over the world.
The professor, who has made extensive studies in the field of artificial intelligence, also focused on the Lisp language. He is the first person to introduce the term artificial intelligence to the informatics literature.
Kevin David Mitnick, born August 6, 1963, is one of the first known hackers. Despite being one of the firsts, he is considered the greatest hacker ever and is called the lost child of the virtual world.
Kevin Poulsen is a formerly popular American hacker, now an award-winning journalist and cybersecurity consultant. In the early 1990s, Kevin Poulsen made a mess by hacking a phone company's information and landed on the FBI's wanted list. Poulsen was one of the most famous, most talked about hackers in the world.
William Playfair, born 1759, Scottish engineer, inventor, statistician, merchant, painter, silversmith, banker, bookseller, editor and speculator. Playfair is the name we have to thank for the graphics we use. Inventor of statistical graphs.
A woman with breast cancer started a brand that sells clothes that other patients undergoing chemotherapy can wear comfortably.
