Under the radar : the first woman in radio astronomy : Ruby Payne-Scott

Chapter 1 Introduction: The Life of Ruby Violet Payne-Scott – 28 May 1912 (Grafton NSW, Australia) to 25 May 1981 (Sydney, Australia)

Chapter 2 Ruby Payne-Scott: the Early Years: 1912–1938, Ancestors, Childhood, Secondary School and Sydney University

Chapter 4 Personnel File from CSIR/CSIRO

Chapter 5 War Time Research by Payne-Scott at RPL

Chapter 6 Payne-Scott – The First Woman Radio Astronomer and the Transition to Peacetime – 1944–1945

Chapter 7 Payne-Scott at Dover Heights 1945–1947: Discovery of Type I, II and III Solar Bursts and the Introduction of Fourier Synthesis in Astronomy

Chapter 8 Hornsby 1948: Type III Bursts Revealed; Conflicts with Bolton

Chapter 9 Payne-Scott at Potts Hill, 1949–1951: Movies of the Outward Motions of Solar Outbursts with the Swept-Lobe Interferometer

Chapter 10 Payne-Scott and URSI, 1952: Her Last Experience as a Radio Astronomer

Chapter 11 Reminiscences and Anecdotes of Ruby Payne-Scott as Told by Friends and Colleagues

Chapter 12 A Remarkable Family: Bill and Ruby Hall

Chapter 13 Payne-Scott, Communist Party of Australia, Commonwealth Investigation Service and Australian Security Intelligence Organisation

Chapter 14 Danebank School 1963–1974; the Ruby Payne-Scott Lectures

Chapter 15 The End of Payne-Scott’s Life: A Retrospective

Chapter 16 Epilogue: Why Did We Write This Book?