Emmy #Noether, Annie Jump #Cannon, Ada #Bayron #Lovelance

Women have made crucial advances to physics throughout history; too often their contributions were overlooked. We created the “Forces of Nature” posters, featuring influential women in physics, as part of our broader efforts to celebrate the contributions women have made to science, especially those who went largely unrecognized in their time. Now, we are releasing a selection of these posters for you to colour, featuring Emmy Noether, Annie Jump Cannon, Canadian Nobel Prize-winner Donna Strickland, and more. Have fun colouring, but please consider this more than a boredom-busting craft project. We hope you'll take this chance to think about the impact these pioneers made to science, frequently against overt and systemic challenges. We hope it'll give you a nudge to learn more about their work, and to connect with their legacies. Click the images to open each page in a new tab, print, and let your creativity do the rest. Be sure to show us your colourful creations on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter! Vivienne Malone-Mayes Annie Jump Cannon Ada Lovelace Marie Skłodowska Curie Katherine Johnson Chien-Shiung Wu Donna Strickland Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin Claudia Alexander Emmy Noether

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