Death of Laura Bassi
Laura Bassi died in Bologna, ending a pioneering career as Europe's first female physics professor.
View details15 indexed achievements across recorded history.
Laura Bassi died in Bologna, ending a pioneering career as Europe's first female physics professor.
View detailsDickinson's poem appeared in the Springfield Daily Republican on February 20, 1852, titled 'A Valentine.'
View detailsBirth of Marie Marvingt in Aurillac, France, marking the start of a groundbreaking career in sport, aviation, and medical innovation.
View detailsMarie Rambert was born on February 20, 1888, in Warsaw, then part of the Russian Empire.
View detailsElizabeth Holloway Marston was born in Boston, Massachusetts.
View detailsLuxemburg sentenced for anti-militarist speeches on February 20, 1914.
View detailsCaroline Mikkelsen landed from the whaling ship M/S Thorshavn on an island near the Vestfold Hills, becoming the first woman recorded to set foot in Antarctica.
View detailsFairclough completed her historic two-day tenure as Canada's first female Acting Prime Minister on February 20, 1958.
View detailsSophie Treadwell passed away on February 20, 1970, in Tucson, Arizona.
View detailsMaria Goeppert Mayer died of a heart attack in San Diego, California.
View detailsJanet Guthrie qualified for and competed in the Daytona 500.
View detailsFitzgerald won Best Jazz Vocal Performance, Female for 'All That Jazz' on February 20, 1991, her final competitive GRAMMY.
View detailsPerlman awarded IEEE Eric E. Sumner Award for internet routing contributions.
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