OPENING DOORS: JOAN STEITZ AND JENNIFER DOUDNA, TWO WOMEN OF THE
RNA WORLD, a dual biography of Joan Steitz and Jennifer Doudna, two
important molecular biologists, unfolds the changing rules for
women of science in the twenty years between Steitz's and Doudna's
graduate training and the twenty plus years that followed, a
pivotal period for women in science in the US. The book opens with
an overview chapter, then alternating chapters in which each of the
two women first identify an interest in science, attend graduate
school, decide to get married, delve into their research subjects,
have problems and thrills with children, experience teaching, deal
with scientific competition, and receive awards. Throughout the
chapters, historical comparisons show how the situation changed
greatly between their two debuts in science in the 1960s and the
1980s. Then OPENING DOORS provides predictions and prescriptions
for increasing the number and well-being of women in science.
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