5 Groundbreaking Women in Engineering

The video highlights the significant contributions of five women in engineering: Hedy Lamarr, Olive Wetzel Dennis, Annie Easley, Lynn Conway, and Trina Livingston Arenze. Each made groundbreaking advancements in their fields, from secure communication and railroad engineering to computing, microchip design, and stem cell research. Their stories emphasize the importance of recognizing women's roles in STEM and inspire future generations to pursue engineering.

Who was Hedy Lamarr and what was her contribution to technology?

What challenges did Hedy Lamarr face in her early life that influenced her work?

Describe the significance of frequency hopping spread spectrum technology.

What were some of the contributions of Dennis to the railroad industry?

How did Annie Easley transition from being a human computer to a programmer?

What role did Lynn Conway play in the development of microchip design?

Explain the concept of dynamic instruction scheduling and its importance.

What advancements did Trina Livingston Arenze make in the field of stem cells?

Discuss the impact of Arenze's research on the use of stem cells in transplants.

Why is it important to talk about women in engineering and science?