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Marta Trancu-Rainer (1875-1950)

Category20 CenturyPosted on20182018

First woman surgeon. She studied medicine in Iasi. She performed a medical operation to Queen Maria during the First World War.

Categories20 Century, Women and scienceTagsROMANIA, RomaniaXX, Romania XX Women and Science

Maria Teohari (1885-1975)

Category20 CenturyPosted on20182018

First Romanian woman astro-physicist. She studied in Bucharest and specialised in Paris and Nice.

Categories20 Century, Women and scienceTagsROMANIA, RomaniaXX, Romania XX Women and Science

Alice Săvulescu (1905-1970)

Category20 CenturyPosted on20182018

Botanist. Studied in Bucharest and got her Ph.D. in microbiology at Columbia University in 1934. She  worked at the Institute of the Agronomic research. Later she became a member of the Romanian Academy (in 1963).

Categories20 Century, Women and scienceTagsROMANIA, RomaniaXX, Romania XX Women and Science

Elena Pușcariu-Densusianu (1875-1966)

Category19 CenturyPosted on20182018

Physician. First woman professor of ophtalmology in a Romanian univeristy. She studied in Iasi and became a practician in Paris. She got her Ph.D. in medicine in Iasi in 1899.

Categories19 Century, 20 Century, Women and science, Women and scienceTagsROMANIA, Romania XIX, RomaniaXX, Romania XX Women and Science, Romania XIX Women and Science

Constanța Pompilian-Zossima (1870-1936)

CategoryWomen and EducationPosted on20182018

Mathematician. Studied in Bucharest and Sorbonne. She co-founded the journal Gazeta matematică. She founded in 1896 the Institute Pompilian, a high school for woman.

CategoriesWomen and Education, 19 Century, 20 Century, Women and science, Women and scienceTagsROMANIA, Romania XIX, RomaniaXX, Romania XIX Women and Education, Romania XX Women and Science, Romania XIX Women and Science

Ștefania Mărăcineanu (1882-1944)

Category20 CenturyPosted on20182018

She studied physics at the University of Bucharest. She attended the classes given by Marie Curie at the Institute of Radium of Paris. She got involved in the research of artificial radioactivity. She returned to Romania and worked at the University of Bucharest. She created Continue Reading

Categories20 Century, Women and scienceTagsROMANIA, RomaniaXX, Romania XX Women and Science

Eliza Leonida Zamfirescu (1887-1973)

Category20 CenturyPosted on20182018

She studied in Berlin at Royal Technical Academy and became the first woman engineer in Romania.

Categories20 Century, Women and scienceTagsROMANIA, RomaniaXX, Romania XX Women and Science

Maria Cutzarida-Crătunescu (1857-1919)

Category19 CenturyPosted on20182018

First woman physician in Romania. She studied medicine in Zurich. In 1884, she became doctor in medicine, specialized in gynecology. She got involved in feminist activities.

Categories19 Century, 20 Century, Women and science, Women and science, Feminism, FeminismTagsROMANIA, Romania XIX, RomaniaXX, Romania XX Women and Science, Romania XIX Women and Science, Romania XIX Feminism, Romania XX Feminism

Paulina Cruceanu (1865-1921)

Category20 CenturyPosted on20182018

The first women pharmacist in Romania. She studied Medicine in Bucharest.

Categories20 Century, Women and scienceTagsROMANIA, RomaniaXX, Romania XX Women and Science

Gabriela Chaborski (1891-1936)

Category20 CenturyPosted on20182018

Studied chemistry in Bucharest and got her Ph.D. in chemistry in 1919 in Geneva. She returned to Romania and became associate professor at the University of Bucharest.

Categories20 Century, Women and scienceTagsROMANIA, RomaniaXX, Romania XX Women and Science

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