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Acknowledgments
Author biography

1 Introduction
1£®1 Why am I writing this book?
1£®2 An essential tension
1£®3 A few words on names

2 Cecilia Payne
2£®1 Beyond Curie
2£®2 No insuperable objections
2£®3 The Harvard Computers
2£®4 Starstuff
2£®5 Two astronomers from Cambridge
2£®6 Reactions
2£®7 Blocked paths
2£®8 Love £¨of science£© levels all ranks
2£®9 Science summary£º stellar spectra
References

3 Lise Meitner
3£®1 Making up for lost time
3£®2 Questions of credit
3£®3 A scientiric powerhouse
3£®4 Tumult
3£®5 How Nobel Prizes are selected
3£®6 Beyond uranium
3£®7 The breakdown of science
3£®8 Our Madame Curie
3£®9 Science summary£º nuclear fission
References

4 Chien-Shiung Wu
4£®1 Mighty hero
4£®2 Exile
4£®3 Pushing back
4£®4 Rising through the ranks
4£®5 'Wasting her time'
4£®6 Instant Nobel
4£®7 Honors
4£®8 Science summary£º parity
References

5 Maria Mayer
5£®1 The seventh generation
5£®2 From nuisance to necessary
5£®3 A new era
5£®4 Magic
5£®5 A different way to win a race
5£®6 Quarterloafs
5£®7 A typical genius
5£®8 Science summary£º nuclear shell model
References

6 Afterword

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