As today is Ada Lovelace Day dedicated to raising awareness of women in science, technology, engineering and medicine (the mathematicians got left out again!) I thought I would make a list of earlier posts here at The Renaissance Mathematicus for new readers who might not have discovered them yet.
A Lady of Science: Agnes Mary Clarke a historian of astronomy
Season of the Witch: Maria Gaetana Agnesi
Emmy and the Habilitation: Emmy Noether once
The House where Emmy Lived: Emmy Noether twice
A Feminist Newtonian: Gabrielle-Émilie Le Tonnelier de Breteuil, Marquise du Châtelet
Daughters of Urania: Four Lady Astronomers from the Early Modern Period
The Renaissance Mathematicus 
Good list! The 20th century ought to have a dozen or so outstanding women in math, no?
Good to see your list.
Why oh why do they continue to leave out maths when they talk of science? Are they trying to make the point that maths isn’t science? Or are they intent on committing intellectual hari-kari!