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About the event

Physiologist Nancy Rothwell gave the opening talk
Physicist Jess Wade talked about under-representation in Wikipedia
Susan Wray talked about women at The Physiological Society

The event celebrated the work of women scientists and engineers such as Ada Lovelace (the world's first software engineer) and Women in Physiology with help from The Physiological Society, [1] [2] [3] Keynote speakers include:

  1. Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell DBE DL FRS FMedSci FRSB FBPhS MAE Physiologist, President and Vice Chancellor of the University of Manchester
  2. Professor Susan Wray FMedSci FRCOG MAE Physiologist University of Liverpool
  3. Dr. Jessica Wade BEM Physicist Imperial College London

Outcomes of the edit-a-thon

There were several outcomes of the edit-a-thon including:

Translations

New articles

New redlist for Women Physiologists

  • A new redlist was created for Women Physiologists. This was created by womeninred.org and automatically generated using wikidata e.g. people with gender female and occupation physiologist who do not have a wikipedia article in any language. Redlists are lists of Wikipedia:Red links where articles are wanted.

Articles needed on Women in Physiology

Our goal during the edit-a-thon was to turn as many of the red links below into blue links, by creating new biographies. These women are all listed in Women phsysiologists : centenary celebrations and beyond. [1]

Obituaries

Physiologist Maria Fitzgerald's portrait was uploaded to Wikipedia as part of WikiProject Royal Society
Physiologist Eleanor Maguire's portrait was uploaded to Wikipedia as part of WikiProject Royal Society
Physiologist Annette Dolphin's portrait was uploaded to Wikipedia as part of WikiProject Royal Society
  1. Alison Brading (1939-2011) needs infobox
  2. Gertrude Falk (1925-2008)
  3. Marianne Fillenz (1924-2012) needs improving
  4. Olga Hudlická (1926-2014)
  5. Shelagh Morrissey [ Wikidata (1916-1990) needs article
  6. Anne Warner (1940–2012)
  7. Maureen Young (1915-2013) needs improvement and infobox


Women in Physiology

  1. Frances Ashcroft
  2. Heidi de Wet [ Wikidata
  3. Susan Brain
  4. Aisah Aubdool [ Wikidata (Postdoc working with Susan Brain)
  5. Andrea Brand
  6. Lynn J. Bindman [ Wikidata
  7. Irene Miguel-Aliaga
  8. Barbara Casadei
  9. Svetlana Reilly [ Wikidata
  10. Shamshad Cockcroft
  11. Kathryn Garner [ Wikidata
  12. Kay Davies
  13. Lisa Heather [ Wikidata
  14. Annette Dolphin
  15. Claudia Bauer [ Wikidata
  16. Kim Dora [ Wikidata
  17. Pooneh Bagher [ Wikidata
  18. Maria Fitzgerald
  19. Stephanie Koch [ Wikidata
  20. Abigail Fowden [ Wikidata
  21. Amanda Sferruzzi-Perri [ Wikidata
  22. Christine Holt
  23. Paloma Gonzalez-Bellido [ Wikidata
  24. Anne King (physiologist) [ Wikidata
  25. Ilona Obara [ Wikidata
  26. Bridget Lumb [ Wikidata
  27. Emma C. Hart [ Wikidata
  28. Margaret MacLean needs infobox
  29. Kirsty Mair [ Wikidata
  30. Eleanor Maguire
  31. Cornelia McCormick [ Wikidata
  32. Janice Marshall [ Wikidata
  33. Jeanette Woolard [ Wikidata
  34. Anne McArdle
  35. Aphrodite Vasilaki [ Wikidata
  36. Mary Morrell [ Wikidata
  37. Ivana Rosenzweig [ Wikidata
  38. Lucilla Poston
  39. Anne-Maj Samuelsson [ Wikidata
  40. Sheena Radford (needs portrait)
  41. Anastasia Zhuravleva [ Wikidata
  42. Nancy Rothwell (needs a better picture)
  43. Catherine B. Lawrence [ Wikidata
  44. Maria Grazia Spillantini
  45. Joanne Jones [ Q71092449
  46. Tilli Tansey
  47. Emma M Jones [ Wikidata
  48. Alex M. Thomson [ Wikidata
  49. Audrey Mercer [ Wikidata
  50. Susan Wray
  51. Rachel Floyd [ Wikidata
  52. Chrissy Stokes [ Wikidata
  53. Rachel Tribe

Preparation notes

Things you can work on

  • Write a biography of a woman physiologist (see redlist above)
  • Transate a biography of a woman physiologist into a different language
  • With permission from the subject(s), upload pictures you have of scientists to wikimedia commons, many scientists do not have good portraits on wikipedia because of complex licensing and copyright issues see Wikipedia:A picture of you
  • Improve or increase the number of inbound links to a given page
  • Encourage journalists to write about women in science so there are good secondary sources

Attendees

  1. User:Duncan.Hull
  2. User:Jesswade88
  3. User:Stain
  4. User:Odder
  5. User:AliceP29
  6. User:EnriqueTabone
  7. User:PaulCodrea
  8. User:CCamacho81

References

  1. ^ a b Wray, Susan; Tansey, Elizabeth, eds. (2015). Women phsysiologists : centenary celebrations and beyond (PDF). London: The Physiological Society. ISBN  9780993341007. OCLC  922032986.
  2. ^ "Women in physiology".
  3. ^ Wray, Susan; Stokes, Chrissy. "Women in Physiology booklet" (PDF).