27 indexed achievements across recorded history.
In recognition of her quick actions, Lewis and Clark named a river in her honor, a testament to her significance.
View detailsAntoinette Louisa Brown was born in Henrietta, New York, later becoming a pioneering minister and reformer.
View detailsAna Néri passed away on May 20, 1880, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
View detailsBirth of Sigrid Undset in Kalundborg, Denmark, who became one of Norway’s greatest novelists and a 1928 Nobel laureate.
View detailsDeath of Clara Schumann in Frankfurt am Main at age 76, following a stroke.
View detailsBorn in Metropolis, Illinois, Frances Elizabeth Willis would become a trailblazing U.S. diplomat and the first woman career ambassador.
View detailsAnnie Maria Geertruida Schmidt was born on 20 May 1911 in Kapelle, Zeeland, the Netherlands, daughter of a Dutch Reformed minister.
View detailsHideko Maehata was born on May 20, 1914, in Hashimoto, Wakayama Prefecture, Japan.
View detailsBirth of Trebisonda 'Ondina' Valla, pioneering Italian athlete.
View detailsBrown University awarded Elliott an honorary Litt.D. degree.
View detailsOn May 20, 1921, Cannon became the first woman ever awarded an honorary degree by the University of Oxford.
View detailsLeavitt was formally appointed Head of Stellar Photometry at Harvard College Observatory, recognizing her leadership in measuring stellar magnitudes.
View detailsFlew solo from Newfoundland to Northern Ireland in a Lockheed Vega 5B, becoming the first woman — and only the second person after Lindbergh — to solo the Atlantic.
View detailsRay Kaiser and Charles Eames married in Reno, Nevada.
View detailsBetty Louise Turtle was born on May 20, 1941, in Sydney, Australia.
View detailsCherilyn Sarkisian, later known as Cher, is born in El Centro, California.
View detailsU.S. patent 2,597,562, “Electrically Conducting Layer,” is issued to Katharine Burr Blodgett for conductive thin-film coatings.
View detailsAudrey Wurdemann passed away on May 20, 1960, in Washington, D.C., at age 49.
View detailsBarbara Hepworth died in a fire at her home in St Ives, Cornwall.
View detailsOn 20 May 1983, Barré-Sinoussi is first author of the Science paper reporting isolation of a new retrovirus (LAV, later HIV-1) linked to AIDS.
View detailsHelen Brooke Taussig passed away on May 20, 1986, near her home in Pennsylvania.
View detailsJamie Laura Chadwick was born in Bath, Somerset, United Kingdom.
View detailsHaile awarded 2010 Chemical Pioneer Award for establishing new classes of fuel cells and chemistry contributions.
View detailsCompleted her tour bike expedition, arriving in Seattle from the Mexican border.
View detailsPublication of Medium article discussing Theano's role in mathematics and association with Pythagoras.
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