HENRIETTA VANSITTART: TRAGIC TRAILBLAZER FOR WOMEN ENGINEERS

Self-taught pioneer of screw propeller technology, the enigmatic, gifted and unfortunate Henrietta Vansittart is today recognised as one of the first women to work as an engineer.

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The Engineer
Published
2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.12968/s0013-7758(25)90440-0
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History of Computing Technologies
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HENRIETTA VANSITTART: TRAGIC TRAILBLAZER FOR WOMEN ENGINEERS

The Engineer
History of Computing Technologies
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HENRIETTA VANSITTART: TRAGIC TRAILBLAZER FOR WOMEN ENGINEERS

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Abstract

Self-taught pioneer of screw propeller technology, the enigmatic, gifted and unfortunate Henrietta Vansittart is today recognised as one of the first women to work as an engineer.

The EngineerVol. 302(7964)
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History of Computing Technologies
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