Female Physics Forum at the University of Florida

• Women in Physics A personal blog by Sabine Hossenfelder, an Assistant Professor of High Energy and Nuclear Physics, Nordita, Sweeden.
• Percentage of Women in Physics by country -The data is from 2005.
• Women in Physics in Egypt and the Arab Worlds - A presentation in 2009 by Karimat ElSayed, Professor of Physics, Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt.
• Women Nobel Laureates - An information page from Wikipedia.
• History of Women in Science. - An information page from Wikipedia.

• AWIS - Association of Women in Science
• CSWP - Committee on the Status of Women in Physics (a committee of the American Physical Society). A number of useful links here.
• AIP statistics - This page has reports on the status of women in physics
• IUPAP Working group on Women in Physics - sponsored an international conference in Paris in 2002.
• Contributions of 20th century women to Physics - a database of past and present women in science and their contributions to physics, maintained by Nina Byers at UCLA.
• 4000 years of women in science - this one is much broader, and has some interesting biographies.
• American Association of University Women
• Website - describing women in physics and astronomy
• Global Fund for Women

• AAUW - Educational Foundation, Fellowships and Grants. Several fellowships and grants are available for women in doctoral and post-doctoral studies for advanced study nationally and internationally. Deadlines vary.
• L'Oreal - For Women in Science Fellowships (20k, for postdocs)
• NSF and Ford Foundation graduate fellowships. Some of these are for general applicants, and some are specifically for minorities.