Piedad de la Cierva: ciencia, pasión y logros

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La historiadora Inmaculada Alva relata algunos aspectos de la vida de la científica española Piedad de la Cierva, una pionera del siglo XX. A través de sus investigaciones, Alva destaca las notables contribuciones de De la Cierva a la ciencia y su lucha por abrirse camino en un entorno predominantemente masculino. Podcast de "Fragmentos de historia", sobre el Opus Dei https://opusdei.org/es-es/article/piedad-cierva-cientifica-pionera/

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