Section II: Women in Academic Disciplines - Physical and Mathematical Sciences

eScholarship stats: History by Item for July through October, 2026

Item	Title	Total requests	2026-10	2026-09	2026-08	2026-07
7v72577k	Celestial Observers:the First Sixteen Berkeley Women Doctoral Graduates in Astronomy	560	123	115	165	157
0kp703nh	The Inimitable F.N. David: Renaissance Statistician	404	65	51	73	215
2mp1n3fs	Women Pioneers in Science and Math: An Overview	372	106	91	115	60
7bd8v001	150 years and counting: Co-education and the College of Chemistry	372	89	105	118	60
6bk817jx	Women Tenured in the Berkeley Mathematics Department Before 1980	353	70	77	122	84
10k7m1bm	Narratives of UC Berkeley Women Mathematicians	261	63	57	99	42
3s10588w	150 Years of Women in Statistics	228	68	48	78	34
9864d4t7	Physicist Melba N. Phillips: Indiana’s Oppenheimer Connecton	209	69	35	72	33
38k0v0t5	Melba Phillips: Leader in Science and Conscience	194	37	41	84	32
95k8h75v	Berkeley’s First Women Chemists	172	62	34	50	26
8z78f1fp	150 Years of Women at Berkeley Physics	165	45	40	49	31
2k26p6n4	Women of Earth and Planetary Science	164	42	30	44	48
0157707d	Honor Among Fiends	131	40	26	51	14
843887vp	Judith Klinman Interview, Paula Fass and Christina Maslach, "Academic Pioneers: Women at Berkeley in the 1970s and 1980s."	128	52	24	30	22
7jj2w37q	Women Mathematicians at Berkeley—The Early Years	99	19	22	38	20
8r42x0w1	Betty Scott: Professor Pioneered Using Statistics to Address Bias in University Hiring	81	31	15	25	10

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