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Add sections "Career", "Research" and "Awards and honors" above "References".
Diversify the text from the very first section to these sections.
Extract information from this source or here. Add it to the three newly created sections and cite the sources.
Write at least 4-5 sentences on her main research topics and maybe the goals of her current research group.
Create a section "Publications" and add some publications, e. g. from here. Make sure to add all her books, but not more than maybe 5-7 articles. Try to find a broad selection of topics throughout her career. It's just an overview.
Create a section "External Links" and add 2-4 links to scientific profiles, e. g. from her university or research group.
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Retrieve information about Schlichting's research from here and/or here or other reliable sources. Add it to Career and indicate the source.
In the lead some information on the position she holds right now and her research would be most welcome. Keep in mind that readers of the articles are not experts.
Update the first sourcelink or find another source for the informations.
Add a section called See also below Awards and honors and put the link Timeline of women in science there, starting with an * (further links can follow, ideas welcome)
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