Ellen Swallow Richards

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gptkbp:instanceOf scientist
gptkbp:affiliatedWith gptkb:Society_of_Women_Engineers
gptkb:American_Home_Economics_Association
gptkbp:almaMater gptkb:MIT
gptkbp:awards Honorary_Doctorate_from_MIT
gptkbp:born December 3, 1842
gptkbp:contribution advocated for the importance of sanitation
developed methods for water quality testing
pioneered the study of food and nutrition
gptkbp:died March 30, 1911
gptkbp:field nutrition
home economics
sanitary engineering
gptkbp:firstHeld first woman to graduate from MIT
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label Ellen Swallow Richards
gptkbp:influenced environmental science
community health initiatives
sustainability practices
health education programs
educational reforms
community service initiatives
nutrition education
public health policies
food security initiatives
cooking education
water safety regulations
women's rights movements
women in science
scientific research methodologies
home economics education
household economics
advocacy for clean water access
food science advancements
public awareness of hygiene
research in domestic science
safety standards in food production
scientific literacy among women
women's health advocacy.
interdisciplinary studies in science and humanities
gptkbp:knownFor founding the field of home economics
gptkbp:legacy advocacy for women's education
environmental health awareness
home economics as a discipline
gptkbp:nationality American
gptkbp:publications gptkb:The_Home_and_the_World
Sanitation in Daily Life
Food_Materials_and_Their_Adulteration
The_Chemistry_of_Cooking_and_Cleaning
The_Cost_of_Food
gptkbp:research water quality
food safety
household management
gptkbp:spouse gptkb:George_C._Richards