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Women have contributed to science and technology for centuries, but often remain unheralded and underrecognized for their achievements. Learn about women innovators who have remained largely unknown, whose inventions, research, and creativity have dramatically impacted our modern world. Even if you have heard of these amazing women, you might not realize the global significance of their contributions to society.
Jan Williams spent most of her engineering career at Sandia National Laboratories. A Fellow and 40-year member of the Society of Women Engineers, she is a fierce advocate for STEM. She holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Missouri, Kansas City, and an MS in Civil Engineering with an emphasis in construction management from the University of New Mexico.