historical proof that women have always been pretty awesome

Emily Krichbaum 5/26/25 Emily Krichbaum 5/26/25

Where’s Walda: In The Stars

I’d like to think of Dr. Vera Rubin’s work on dark matter as the ultimate example of women in the sciences. Just because you don’t see them, in the history books or on stage, doesn’t mean they weren’t there.

Emily’s stories, writing, and research have appeared on NPR, the Smithsonian, the TED stage, the University of Notre Dame Press and her father’s fridge.

historical proof that women have always been pretty awesome

Where’s Walda: In The Stars

Emily’s stories, writing, and research have appeared on NPR, the Smithsonian, the TED stage, the University of Notre Dame Press and her father’s fridge.

Emily Krichbaum, Ph.D.

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historical proof that women have always been pretty awesome

Where’s Walda: In The Stars

Emily’s stories, writing, and research have appeared on NPR, the Smithsonian, the TED stage, the University of Notre Dame Press and her father’s fridge.

Emily Krichbaum, Ph.D.

contact emily

where’s walda seriesif dead people gave TED talksI’d Like These Stories Delivered to my Inbox

where’s walda series
if dead people gave TED talks

I’d Like These Stories Delivered to my Inbox