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Physicist Jess Wade writes Wikipedia pages for diverse pioneers in STEM
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November 4, 2022
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3:43Now PlayingPhysicist Jess Wade was shocked that some of the women in STEM who inspired her did not have Wikipedia pages dedicated to them and their work. So, in her free time, she started writing pages for diverse pioneers in STEM. She's highlighted more than 1,700 people so far.
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