Geochemists

Born in Tokyo in 1920, Japanese scientist Katsuko Saruhashi is remembered as one of the pioneers in her field. Among her many achievements include the test she did to show that nuclear test in the ocean should be limited. That was her contribution to the environment as a scientist. As a woman scientist, she wanted men and women scientists to be on ...

Much before the world began rallying for equality and the rights of women, a Japanese geochemist inspired women to pursue science. She said, "There are many women who have the ability to become great scientists. I would like to see the day when women can contribute to science and technology on an equal footing with men." She ensured to help and nur...

Today's google doodle celebrates the 98th birthday of geochemist Katsuko Saruhashi. Born in Tokyo in 1920, the Japanese scientist is remembered as one of the pioneers in her field.

Debunking earlier age estimates for both the Earth and the Moon, geochemists have discovered that the final stage of the formation of the two is around 60 million years older than was previously thought.

Born in Tokyo in 1920, Japanese scientist Katsuko Saruhashi is remembered as one of the pioneers in her field. Among her many achievements include the test she did to show that nuclear test in the ocean should be limited. That was her contribution to the environment as a scientist. As a woman scientist, she wanted men and women scientists to be on ...

Much before the world began rallying for equality and the rights of women, a Japanese geochemist inspired women to pursue science. She said, "There are many women who have the ability to become great scientists. I would like to see the day when women can contribute to science and technology on an equal footing with men." She ensured to help and nur...

Today's google doodle celebrates the 98th birthday of geochemist Katsuko Saruhashi. Born in Tokyo in 1920, the Japanese scientist is remembered as one of the pioneers in her field.

Debunking earlier age estimates for both the Earth and the Moon, geochemists have discovered that the final stage of the formation of the two is around 60 million years older than was previously thought.