The Net Advance of Physics History and Philosophy: Vera Rubin

• Homepage [Carnegie Institute of Washington]
• Side Bar: Vera Rubin, 1998/04/28 (autobiographical essay) [Scientific American]
• Vera Cooper Rubin, by Ben Johnson/Meigy Tsai Contributions of 20th-Century Women to Physics, Jean Turner, ed. [UCLA]
• The Bruce Medalists: Vera Cooper Rubin, 2003 [Sonoma State University]
• Wikipedia
• Vera Cooper Rubin (with print bibliography) [San Jose State University Virtual Museum]
• Vera Rubin, 2007 [Wings Worldquest]
• Vera Rubin, 1999 (written and illustrated by middle school children; interesting drawing) [Mill Valley Middle School]
• Short interview, 2000 [GirlsCanDo]
• Vera Rubin and Dark Matter, 2000 Cosmic Horizons [American Museum of Natural History
• 1997 Georgetown College Commencement Honorary Degree Citation [Georgetown College]
• Testimony to Congress on behalf of the NSF [NSF]
• Vera Rubin's References Concerning Women in Astronomy, 1999/11/10

See also Dark Matter at The Net Advance of Physics

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