Margrethe Bohr

While Margrethe Bohr never received formal accolades during her life, her posthumous recognition has grown significantly. She is now celebrated as a pivotal figure in the history of science, specifically for her role in the "invisible labor" of women in science. Scholarly works like Crafting Quantum Theory argue for her status as a co-architect of the Bohr model's communication. Her portrayal in Michael Frayn's play Copenhagen has brought her story to a wide audience, cementing her reputation as a key intellectual partner rather than a mere housewife.