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Elinor Ewbank

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In the 1930s she remained in Israel, researching at the Department of Biochemistry and Colloidal Chemistry at the
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Ewbank carried out chemical research with Edward C. C. Baly at the Spectroscopy Laboratory of
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She was an amateur needlework artist and executed designs by her relative, the artist
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From 1919 – 20, she worked in the organic chemistry research division of the
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Students of Lady Margaret Hall in 1901. Elinor Ewbank is fourth from left
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Hamilton, Sue; Whitehouse, Ruth D.; Wright, Katherine I. (2016-09-16).
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Pioneering British Women Chemists: Their Lives And Contributions
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Educated at Highfield School, Hendon, she studied chemistry at
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Rayner-canham, Marelene; Rayner-canham, Geoff (2019-12-30).
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During World War I, Ewbank volunteered as a nurse with the
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first women admitted to degrees at the University of Oxford
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when Oxford began granting degrees to women in 1920.
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Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford
first women admitted to degrees at the University of Oxford
University College, London
Department of Scientific and Industrial Research
Nevil Sidgwick
Dorothy Garrod
Mount Carmel
Mary Kitson Clark
Harriet M. Allyn
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
British Red Cross
Duncan Grant






Pioneering British Women Chemists: Their Lives And Contributions
ISBN
978-1-78634-770-1
"Oxford LibGuides: Lady Margaret Hall Library: Early Science"
Archaeology and Women: Ancient and Modern Issues
ISBN
978-1-315-43411-7
Ladies of the Field: Early Women Archaeologists and Their Search for Adventure
ISBN
978-1-55365-433-9

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