Resumen de Women in the U.S. Chemical Industry:: Flashbacks to 1939, 1942, and 1945
The industrial employment possibilities for women chemists were limited in the 1930s, but the situation changed drastically when the United States entered World War II. Written as a mock radio script, this installment of “From Past Issues” tells the story of women chemists of this period in the words of two JCE contributors: W. S. Landis, a male vice president of American Cyanamid, and Lois W. Woodward of American Cyanamid’s Stamford Research Laboratories.
