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Where every image came from.
Each portrait below is in the public domain or published under a Creative Commons licence. Where a licence requires attribution, the photographer or holding institution is named. If you hold rights to any image here and want it removed, please tell me and I will take it down.
Licence: Public domain · file on Wikimedia Commons
Licence: Public domain · file on Wikimedia Commons
Licence: Public domain · file on Wikimedia Commons
Licence: Public domain · file on Wikimedia Commons
Licence: Public domain · file on Wikimedia Commons
Licence: Public domain · file on Wikimedia Commons
Licence: Public domain · file on Wikimedia Commons
Licence: Public domain · file on Wikimedia Commons
Licence: Public domain · file on Wikimedia Commons
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Research sources
Every profile page lists its own sources at the foot of the page. Biographical and bibliographic detail is drawn from Wikipedia and from the primary and institutional sources cited there — original journal papers, patents, university and museum archives, and the Nobel Foundation’s own records. Statistics on the STEM workforce come from the U.S. National Science Foundation’s National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics.
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