Weisstein was ranked first in her doctoral program at Harvard University in 1964. It was not an easy goal to achieve. Although Weisstein completed revolutionary work in neuroscience she experienced, “harsh exclusion and alienation from colleagues, departments, institutions, social systems” just because of her gender (Austin).
Weisstein was ranked first in her doctoral program at Harvard University in 1964. It was not an easy goal to achieve. Although Weisstein completed revolutionary work in neuroscience she experienced, “harsh exclusion and alienation from colleagues, departments, institutions, social systems” just because of her gender (Austin).