Lynn Conway, microchip pioneer who overcame transgender prejudice, dies aged 86

Her death on June 9 was announced by the University of Michigan, where Ms Conway was on the engineering faculty until she retired in 1998.
Lynn Conway at the University of Michigan where she was on the engineering faculty (Marcin Szczepanski/University of Michigan via AP)
Lynn Conway at the University of Michigan where she was on the engineering faculty (Marcin Szczepanski/University of Michigan via AP)

Lynn Conway, a pioneer in the design of microchips who overcame transgender discrimination, has died at age 86.

Her death on June 9 was announced by the University of Michigan, where Ms Conway was on the engineering faculty until she retired in 1998.

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