Not one woman's name included in GCSE science national curriculum, study finds

Only half of adults can name a female scientist, writes Maya Oppenheim

, which carried out the report, found that men dominated the GCSE science national curriculum, which includes over 40 male scientists or ideas or materials named after them.

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