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Since people are tweeting about #InternationalWomensDay and the academy: I doubt I would be a scholar at all (much less a nuclear historian) without my undergraduate advisor, @CathrynCarson. I don't think I would have even considered academia without her influence.
In graduate school, the advisor I had who read every draft, talked over half-baked ideas, and taught me how to think deeply about all things related to science, technology, and politics was @SJasanoff. Sheila has been a huge and important influence on me, my work, and my career.
And my colleagues at Stevens @DroceanJulie and @KristynLKarl are central to my current work and research. It is inconceivable to me to imagine an academia without women, and yet I've seen the stats — I know how underrepresented they still are, how tilted things are.
A gentleman and a scholar. Something we males should all aspire to be. Kudos to Alex for his acknowledgement of his colleague...
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