PILAR MATEO
She was the first woman to register a patent in her name. She invented an automatic machine to sell freshly milked milk of different types at home.
She obtained a revolutionary patent: a multipurpose piece of furniture that was suitable for small spaces. “It had everything: bed, sink, bidet, kitchen, desk… It was all there.
MARGARITA SALAS
She invented a system to “authenticate identity through corneal recognition,” a biometric security method that offices, banks, hotels, etc. have already acquired.
In 1890 he designed a device that washed clothes, rinsed them, dried them, ironed them and, finally, folded them.
She was in charge of designing a prototype of a mechanical encyclopedia. She was also a day and night teacher “so that girls who could not study had access to information.”
She invented a recycled material with nut shells mixed with other elements, all of them natural. The resulting compact mass can be a substitute for wood.
This scientist born in 1959 has created a paint that incorporates inhibitors to control the presence of arthropods that spread Chagas disease.
FLORA DE PABLO DÁVILA
She was a teacher and founder of a school for blind children. He invented a system that allowed blind people to write in Braille.
She is a doctor who has dedicated her research to developing several patents for cancer and Alzheimer's.
She has given the CSIC one of the most important patents in history that allows DNA to be amplified from very small quantities. It has been the most profitable patent in Spain.
ELIA GARCI – LARA CATALÁ
CELIA SÁNCHEZ RAMOS
TERESA GONZALO
she created a vaginal gel against HIV so that some women could protect themselves without their partner's permission, which is how it should always be.
CRISTINA CASADEVALL DE LA CÁMARA
MARÍA DEL CARMEN ORTIZ DE ARCE
CANDELARIA PÉREZ
ÁNGELA RUIZ
FERMINA ORDUÑA