“…15 Despite encountering limitations such as a male-dominated science field and significant gender wage gap, she became one of the first Australian female researchers to run her own lab and conduct her own research, leading to over 130 successful publications and a lasting impression on women world wide. 11,15 While Goldmann, Feinbloom, and Kestenbaum are widely remembered as great pioneers of low vision, many of the field's greatest advancements were propelled by the hard work and perseverance of women like Keller, Faye, and Lovie-Kitchin. They helped to significantly reform research, examination techniques, rehabilitation, relations, disability rights and more within the field of low vision.…”