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  1. Apr 10

    women making breakthroughs in science!!!!!!! here’s to all you girls growing up being labelled as nerdy, girls who actually *likes* studying, and girls who continuously look at the world in wonder. let’s celebrate women making history, let’s celebrate 🙌🏼🎉🎉

    1969: Margaret Hamilton alongside the code that got us to the moon 2019: Katie Bouman alongside the data that got us to the black hole
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  3. Apr 11

    Katie Bouman is the female researcher who led the creation of the algorithm that allowed scientists to capture the very first images of a black hole, an inspiration to all read more here:

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  4. Apr 10

    louder for those in the back: ...MIT GRAD STUDENT *KATIE BOUMAN* LED THE CREATION OF A NEW ALGORITHM...

    3 years ago MIT grad student Katie Bouman led the creation of a new algorithm to produce the first-ever image of a black hole. Today, that image was released. More info: 2016 story:
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  5. Apr 11

    The only science memes that matter today

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  6. Apr 11

    Let's embrace growth and encourage women and girls to reach the moon! The future is female 💫🚀

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  7. Apr 10

    This is the moment, the face, we all strive for in science! Dr. Bouman you're our hero!!!

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  8. Apr 11

    BBC News - Katie Bouman: The woman behind the first black hole image

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  9. Apr 10

    With all this press about the black hole image, it's important to remember the project came from the mind of Katie Bouman, the MIT grad student who created the algorithm that made it possible to take the photo! Let's go !!

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  10. Apr 10

    Kudos to and team for her remarkable success

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  11. Apr 11

    Congrats to Dr Bouman! A wonderful success of another woman in STEM!

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  12. Apr 11

    Credit where credit is due.

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  13. Apr 10

    I am inspired by Katie Bouman, who led the creation of a new algorithm to produce the first-ever image of a .  

    Left: MIT computer scientist Katie Bouman w/stacks of hard drives of black hole image data. Right: MIT computer scientist Margaret Hamilton w/the code she wrote that helped put a man on the moon. (image credit )
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  14. Apr 11

    Hey , how about a separate article highlighting Dr. Bowman’s incredible and vital contributions to this effort?

    Katie Bouman, the MIT graduate student who created the algorithm to produce this image is not mentioned in this article. All the male astronomers are featured.
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  15. Apr 11

    Let's credit when we talk about the which we can only see because of her work. She should get the Higgs treatment.

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  16. Apr 12

    We need more great stories such as this one!

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  17. Apr 12

    Is there no limit to those detracting from the accomplishments of this young brilliant scientist. We need more women choosing STEM. We also need more men like Mr. Chael preaching truth when lies are said to uplift them.

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  18. 6 hours ago

    Congratuations to computer scientist Katie Bouman who led the development of a computer program behind the first black hole image, an endeavour previously thought impossible >>>

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  19. Apr 12

    Few weeks ago I finally had pleasure to meet with the woman behind the Congolese robot traffic police, Thérèse Izay Kirongozo. One of many strong and inspiring Congolese women I get to meet as ambassador to .

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  20. Apr 10

    This is Katie Bouman, the scientist who developed the algorithm that allowed us to photograph a black hole seeing the image as it was being developed. Please help celebrate her and this amazing scientific achievement!

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  21. 8 hours ago

    Don’t miss it!!!

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