None of that is getting in the way of Temple-Wood’s project however, which has successfully published biographies of women from Polish neuroscientist Liliana Lubinska to Russian physician and chemist Adelaida Lukanina.

Despite juggling her studies with a host of other commitments, and bearing the emotional burden of constant harassment, Temple-Wood has continued to hosted campus edit-a-thons to get more content live, and has also hooked up with other WikiProject teams to pool resources.

In her mission to close what's becoming known as the 'content gender gap', she is unstoppable.

“Someday we’ll be writing a biography about her and her scientific discoveries, mark my word,” says Rosie Stephenson-Goodknight, editor of Women in Red, a WikiProject which also works to close the internet's content gender gap.

“I wonder what her harassers and detractors will think about that, especially if Emily’s scientific discoveries help heal their mum or sister.”

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Meet the biologist using sexist trolling to raise the profile of women in science