A lab of one's own: science and suffrage in the First World War

Part I. Preserving the past, facing the future. Snapshots : suffrage and science at Cambridge

A divided nation : class, gender, and science in early twentieth-century Britain

Subjects of science : biological justifications of women's status

Part II. Abandoning domesticity, working for the vote. A new century : voting for science

Factories of science : women work for war

Ray Costelloe/Strachey : the life of a mathematical suffragist

Part III. Corridors of science, crucibles of power. Scientists in petticoats : women and science before the war

A scientific state : technological warfare in the early twentieth century

Taking over : women, science, and power during the war

Chemical campaigners : Ida Smedley and Martha Whiteley

Part IV. Scientific warfare, wartime welfare. Soldiers of science : scientific women fighting on the home front

Scientists in Khaki : Mona Geddes and Helen Gwynne-Vaughan

Medical recruits : scientists care for the nation

From Scotland to Sebastopol : the wartime work of Dr. Isabel Emslie Hutton

Part V. Citizens of science in a post-war world. Interwar normalities : scientific women and struggles for equality

Lessons of science : learning from the past to improve the future.