Hendrika Johanna van Leeuwen (Portuguese Wikipedia)

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Hendrika Johanna van Leeuwen (1919). «Vraagstukken uit de electronentheorie van het magnetisme» (PDF) (em neerlandês)
In the photograph of the dinner guests H.J. van Leeuwen is standing to the left of Albert Einstein, below Niels Bohr.

van Leeuwen, H.J. (11 de dezembro de 1925). «Professor dr. H.A. Lorentz bij zijn gouden doctoraat». Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant. p. 9 The English translation of the Dutch text reads: For us, his pupils, Lorentz was not only the great scientist, but also an example to follow as a friendly, upbeat person with a great sense of duty, admirable simplicity and warm interest for all around him. Many a great physicist enjoyed being one of Lorentz's students for a shorter or longer period of time. There is no better way to honor our great teacher, than to attempt to continue our own work with all our strengths, enthusiasm and care.

de Jong, Frida (1997). «Standhouden in Delft». Gewina. 20 (4): 227–242. Consultado em 4 de fevereiro de 2019. Arquivado do original em 26 de fevereiro de 2014. Shortly after the war it was very difficult for the TH [Technische Hogeschool] to get academic staff. Wages were low compared with those in industry and laboratory facilities were less. At that time, shortly after each other, three women were appointed lecturer: Hendrika van Leeuwen in 1947 in theoretical and applied physics; Antonia Korvezee in 1948 in physical chemistry; and Jentina Leene in 1949 in fibre technology. These three ladies were all from an older generation, trained with a Ph.D. well before the war, and unmarried.

de Jong, Frida (1997). «Standhouden in Delft». Gewina. 20 (4): 227–242. Consultado em 4 de fevereiro de 2019. Arquivado do original em 26 de fevereiro de 2014. Shortly after the war it was very difficult for the TH [Technische Hogeschool] to get academic staff. Wages were low compared with those in industry and laboratory facilities were less. At that time, shortly after each other, three women were appointed lecturer: Hendrika van Leeuwen in 1947 in theoretical and applied physics; Antonia Korvezee in 1948 in physical chemistry; and Jentina Leene in 1949 in fibre technology. These three ladies were all from an older generation, trained with a Ph.D. well before the war, and unmarried.