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Tick, tick, tick, pulsating star, how we wonder what you are

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In this talk I will describe the discovery of pulsars (pulsating radio stars) from the point of view of the student involved in the discovery. I will also reflect on the treatment of young women scientists in the 1960s.

This talk is part of the Trinity College Science Society 2022-23 series.

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