14 indexed achievements across recorded history.
Ngaio Marsh was born on April 23, 1895, in Christchurch, New Zealand.
View detailsElizabeth “Lee” Miller is born in Poughkeepsie, New York, on 23 April 1907, beginning the life of a future model, Surrealist photographer, and war correspondent.
View detailsLaurel Martyn was born on April 23, 1916, in Toowoomba, Queensland.
View detailsShirley Jane Temple was born in Santa Monica, California, to George and Gertrude Temple.
View detailsOn April 23, 1931, the National Academy of Sciences awarded Cannon the Henry Draper Medal, its highest astronomy honor, as the first woman recipient.
View detailsAnnie Jean Easley was born in Birmingham, Alabama, later becoming a pioneering NASA mathematician, computer scientist, and rocket technologist.
View detailsTeresa de la Parra died of tuberculosis in Madrid, Spain, at age 46, cutting short a distinguished literary career.
View detailsBenoit won her first Boston Marathon in 2:35:15, setting an American course record.
View detailsO’Keeffe awarded the National Medal of Arts shortly before her death.
View detailsStephanie Kwolek was awarded the Lemelson-MIT Lifetime Achievement Award.
View detailsDeath of Melba Liston, pioneering jazz trombonist and master arranger, in California at age 73.
View detailsRadia Perlman inducted into the Internet Hall of Fame for her innovations in networking.
View detailsForbes publishes a major profile on Emma Grede highlighting her strategy of 'taking power by changing the rules' and her advice for women navigating institutions.
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