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54 women who rocked the tech world

Aug 20, 2017, 18:49 IST

Katherine Johnson: NASA Mathematician

Augusta Ada Lovelace: First computer programmer

Jennifer Chayes: Microsoft Research Distinguished Scientist

Vicki Hanson: U of Dundee Professor

Ellen Ochoa: NASA Astronaut and Johnson Space Center Director

Tova Milo: Tel Aviv U Professor

Valerie Taylor: Texas A&M Professor

Kathleen McKeown: Columbia Professor

Susan Landau: Worcester Polytechnic Institute Professor

Mary Lou Jepsen: Google X, Head of the Display Division

Kristina Johnson: Undersecretary US Dept. of Energy

Sophie Wilson: Broadcom, Director Integrated Circuit Design

Jean Bartik: ENIAC computer programmer team

Anita Borg: Founder, Anita Borg Institute

Deborah Estrin: Cornell NYC Tech Professor

Yuqing Gao: IBM Senior Manager

Susan Graham: U Cal Berkeley Distinguished Professor

Cristina Amon: U of Toronto Dean-Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering

Betsy Ancker-Johnson: American Physical Society Fellow

Arati Prabhakar: US DARPA Director

Sophie Vandebroek: Xerox CTO

Ruzena Bajcsy: U Cal Berkeley Professor

Laurie Hendren: McGill Professor

Lixia Zhang: UCLA Professor

Betty Snyder: ENIAC computer programmer team

Kay McNulty: ENIAC computer programmer team

Frances Allen: IBM Fellow Emerita

Barbara Liskov: MIT Professor

Shafrira Goldwasser: MIT Professor

Hessa Sultan Al Jaber: Qatar ICT Minister

Mary Jane Irwin: Penn State Professor

Irene Greif: IBM User Experience Group

Duy-Loan Le: Texas Instruments Senior Fellow

Grete Hermann: U of Göttingen mathematician

Manuela Veloso: Carnegie Mellon Professor

Lila Ibrahim: Coursera Chief Business Officer

Padmasree Warrior: Cisco CTO

Genevieve Bell: Intel Director of Interaction and Experience Research

Marilyn Wescoff: ENIAC computer programmer team

Grace Hopper: US Navy Admiral

Chieko Asakawa: IBM Fellow

Denice Denton: UC Santa Cruz Chancellor

Radia Perlman: Intel Fellow

Clarisse Sieckenius de Souza: Professor at PUC Rio de Janeiro

Linda Petzold: UC Santa Barbara Professor

Jennifer Widom: Stanford Professor

Jean Sammet: IBM Researcher

Helen Greiner: CyPhy Works CEO

Anuradha Annaswamy: MIT Senior Research Scientist

Qiheng Hu: Founder, China Internet Network Information Center

Ruth Lichterman Teitelbaum: ENIAC computer programmer team

Fran Bilas: ENIAC computer programmer team

Mitchell Baker: Mozilla Executive Chair

Maria Klawe: Harvey Mudd College President

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