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The article informs readers about "Lessons in Chemistry," a humorous novel portraying Elizabeth Zott, an American chemist in the 1960s, navigating sexism while pursuing her career and love life. Topic include Rooted in themes of perseverance, love, motherhood, and courage, Elizabeth's journey reflects struggles in graduate school, professional endeavors, relationships, and inspiring future generations of women scientists and engineers, all within the context of striving for equity in society. |
