What is a Scientist? Stepping outside the ‘box’. While Bill Nye is cool….

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What is a Scientist? Stepping outside the ‘box’

While Bill Nye is cool….

There are millions of scientists out there! Charles Drew Charles Drew Charles Drew Charles Drew Mario Molina Mario Molina Mario Molina Mario Molina Ellen Ochoa Ellen Ochoa Ellen Ochoa Ellen Ochoa George Washington Carver George Washington Carver George Washington Carver George Washington Carver Rebecca Cole Rebecca Cole Rebecca Cole Rebecca Cole Elizabeth Blackwell Elizabeth Blackwell Elizabeth Blackwell Elizabeth Blackwell Rosalind Franklin Rosalind Franklin Rosalind Franklin Rosalind Franklin Citations

Charles Drew An awesome athlete but decided to become a doctor An awesome athlete but decided to become a doctor Was one of the first doctors to study blood and plasma Was one of the first doctors to study blood and plasma Discovered that blood and plasma could be stored safely and opened the first blood bank – also created the ‘Red Cross Blood Bank’ Discovered that blood and plasma could be stored safely and opened the first blood bank – also created the ‘Red Cross Blood Bank’

Mario Molina Researched chloroflurocarbons (CFC’s) and discovered that CFC’s damaged our atmosphere – the ozone layer Researched chloroflurocarbons (CFC’s) and discovered that CFC’s damaged our atmosphere – the ozone layer His research led to the CFC ban in most countries to help the environment His research led to the CFC ban in most countries to help the environment Won the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1995 Won the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1995

Ellen Ochoa First Hispanic woman in space – started space missions in 1991 First Hispanic woman in space – started space missions in 1991 Has spent over 900 hours in space Has spent over 900 hours in space Received many awards of recognition from NASA Received many awards of recognition from NASA

George Washington Carver Born into slavery Born into slavery Received two degrees in agriculture Received two degrees in agriculture Revolutionized agriculture by introducing peanuts and soybeans to southern crops (restored nitrogen and kept soil healthy) Revolutionized agriculture by introducing peanuts and soybeans to southern crops (restored nitrogen and kept soil healthy) Found over 300 uses for peanuts Found over 300 uses for peanuts

Rebecca Cole 2ns black woman to graduate from medical school 2ns black woman to graduate from medical school Joined Elizabeth Blackwell in helping to teach hygiene and childcare to families in poor neighborhoods Joined Elizabeth Blackwell in helping to teach hygiene and childcare to families in poor neighborhoods

Elizabeth Blackwell First woman to graduate from medical school in 1849 First woman to graduate from medical school in 1849 The students and staff at Geneva Medical College thought she was joking and admitted her as a joke The students and staff at Geneva Medical College thought she was joking and admitted her as a joke Later founded the London School of Medicine for Women Later founded the London School of Medicine for Women

Rosalind Franklin Became a physical chemist Became a physical chemist While working at King’s College in England, she discovered the helix shape of DNA While working at King’s College in England, she discovered the helix shape of DNA Her work was eventually used by Watson and Crick, who were credited with the discovery of DNA – Franklin received no credit Her work was eventually used by Watson and Crick, who were credited with the discovery of DNA – Franklin received no credit

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