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Astrophysicist Jocelyn Bell Burnell: "When I Discovered the Pulsars, the Media Asked Me if I Had a Boyfriend. As for Today's Fears, I Hope We Will Continue to Listen to Those Who Say Things that Make Us uncomfortable."
The scientist in 1967 discovered neutron stars through an unexpected radio signal. However, the Nobel laureate won him his supervisor and another co-author of the research. Today, who won other awards with which she managed to finance access to scientific studies for other women, tells us the difference she is doing and what it means for her to hope for something
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The scientist in 1967 discovered neutron stars through an unexpected radio signal. However, the Nobel laureate won him his supervisor and another co-author of the research. Today, who won other awards with which she managed to finance access to scientific studies for other women, tells us the difference she is doing and what it means for her to hope for something