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Physicist Isabelle Stone forged ahead in what was largely a men's professionin the early 1900s. She is credited as the first woman in the United States toobtain a Ph.D. in physics, one of the two women founders of the AmericanPhysical Society, and one of only two women to attend the first InternationalCongress of Physics. Hers is the story of an unmarried, educated woman doingscientific research, living and working abroad, and providing educationalstepping stones for more women to go to college. It starts with the electricresistance of thin films in Chicago and becomes a journey in teaching women upand down the east coast, across the Atlantic, and back again.

Isabelle Stone: breaking the glass ceiling with thin films and teaching