Alice Christine Stickland
(Alice) Christine Stickland (1906-1987) PhD, mathematician, radio, radar and astrophysics engineer.
1906 Born in Camberwell, daughter of Joseph Alfred Stickland, Commercial Clerk in a firm of publishers, and his wife, Alice[1]
1927 Graduated with B.Sc. from King's College, London[2]
1939 Civil servant, assistant (Grade II) in Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, lived in Eton[3]
1940 she and her co-author, J. S. Petrie, won the IEE Wireless Section Premium for their paper on ‘Reflection curves and propagation characteristics of radio waves along the earth’s surface’. She was a prolific writer of papers and books.
1987 Died in Northwood, Middx[4]