Nobody dissing you, DG.

So far as far as female researchers getting overlooked, underappreciated, and/or deprived of due recognition, we could certainly note Rosalind Franklin (structure of DNA) and recently-deceased astronomer, Vera Rubin Cooper (galactic observations supporting 'dark matter' hypotheses).

My own post-feminist education in graduate school exposed me to several women who were not only smarter than me, but worked harder.  (Not faux chivalry; simple statement of fact.)  Several are/were quite a lot more successful than I am, and/or famous.  ;-)   I've learned to Deal With It, heh.  :)