Sarah C. M. Sowton

Sarah C. M. Sowton (who published as [Miss] S.C.M. Sowton, 1854 – 1929)^[1] was a British physiologist. She had a varied scientific career beginning in the 1890s in which she investigated the impact of various factors on bodily function, from chemical stimulation to work and the menstrual cycle, culminating in a post as researcher to Britain's Industrial Fatigue Research Board in the 1920s. She was a pioneer of women's involvement in the Physiological Society.

^ Callister, Robert J.; Brichta, Alan M.; Schaefer, Andreas T.; Graham, Brett A.; Stuart, Douglas G. (2020-05-01). "Pioneers in CNS inhibition: 2. Charles Sherrington and John Eccles on inhibition in spinal and supraspinal structures". Brain Research. 1734. note 48. doi:10.1016/j.brainres.2019.146540. ISSN 1872-6240. PMID 31704081.

[1] Callister, Robert J.; Brichta, Alan M.; Schaefer, Andreas T.; Graham, Brett A.; Stuart, Douglas G. (2020-05-01). "Pioneers in CNS inhibition: 2. Charles Sherrington and John Eccles on inhibition in spinal and supraspinal structures". Brain Research. 1734. note 48. doi:10.1016/j.brainres.2019.146540. ISSN 1872-6240. PMID 31704081.

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