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, Ethaline Hartge Cortelyou (New Kingstown, … Ethaline Hartge Cortelyou (New Kingstown, 26 de Novembro de 1909 - Colorado Springs, 19 de Julho de 1997) foi uma química e científica e editora americana. Trabalhou no Projecto Manhattan, no da Universidade de Chicago ("Met Lab"), tendo sido uma das setenta cientistas que assinou a avisando o governo dos Estados Unidos contra o lançamento de uma bomba atómica sobre o Japão. Foi também uma forte defensora das mulheres cientistas, criticando fortemente o tratamento desigual das mulheres pelos empregadores e argumentando que a subutilização das mulheres estava impedindo o avanço científico dos Estados Unidos.do o avanço científico dos Estados Unidos.
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