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Emmy Noether (1882-1935), a German mathematician, is considered the mother of modern algebra. Hindered for a long time because she was a woman and Jewish, she nevertheless managed to establish herself in the academic world thanks to her genius, gaining the esteem of giants such as Hilbert and Einstein. His contributions to abstract algebra and the famous Noether's Theorem, which links symmetries and conservation laws in Mathematical Physics, were fundamental. Forced to flee Nazi Germany, she continued to teach in the United States until her untimely death in 1935, leaving an immense and lasting scientific legacy.