Search for your mathematician/scientist's name using the resources below.  If they do not appear in the results, try leaving out their middle name(s), or try the alternate spellings and/or nicknames provided.  Some women are only in one or two of these sources.

• Britannica School - Online encyclopedia. Access articles, videos, images and primary source documents on your topic.
  💡 Search for your mathematician/scientist's name.  If they are in the encyclopedia, click on the article to open it.
  📝 Create a citation: For any article, image, video, or other media, look for the checkbox to create a citation to copy. ☑    

• Explora - Scholarly database. Access encyclopedia articles, journal and newspaper articles, and media related to your topic.
  💡 Search for your mathematician/scientist's name.  Filter results to Reference.  If they are in a resource, click  "Read more" or "Access now" to open it.
  📝 Create a citation: In any article or media, click the quotation marks button at the top right ❝ and change the Style dropdown to MLA.

• Biographies of Women Mathematicians (from Agnes Scott College) - A list of women mathematicians, sorted alphabetically by their last name.
  💡 Click on the name of your mathematician/scientist.
  📝 Create a citation: From the web page, click the MyBib Chrome extension and make sure MLA is selected.