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Sonja Ashauer
Sonja Ashauer (9 April 1923 – 21 August 1948) was a Brazilian physicist. She was the first Brazilian woman to earn a doctorate in physics and the second to become a physics graduate in Brazil.
==Biography==
Born in São Paulo, Ashauer was the daughter of the German-born engineer Walter Ashauer and his wife Herta Graffenbenger. Encouraged by her father, after secondary school, she studied physics under Gleb Wataghin at the University of São Paulo, graduating in 1942. She was the second female physics graduate in Brazil, the first being Yolande Monteux who graduated in 1938.〔
In January 1948, she became the first woman from Brazil to be awarded a doctorate in physics after studying for three years at the University of Cambridge under the Nobel prizewinner Paul Dirac. She was said to have been a brilliant student. Her thesis in the cutting-edge field of quantum electrodynamics was titled ''Problems in electrons and electromagnetic radiation''. In March 1948, she returned to Brazil where she was appointed as Wataghin's assistant.〔
Later that year, after catching a cold on a rainy day she contracted pneumonia. She was taken to hospital but she died six days later on 21 August 1948.〔
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