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Frankly Revisiting Franklin – How a 60-Year-Old Case Might Help Prevent Future Injustices
- Medicine
- 2021
It is suggested that the Nobel Prize nomination and awarding procedure might be revised to avoid Franklin-like injustices in the future by returning to Alfred Nobel’s original idea of awarding the prize to those who have conferred the greatest benefit to humankind.
Rosalind Franklin, à deux brins du Prix Nobel. La double hélice de l’ADN. Histoire d’un pillage scientifique
- Chemistry
- 2021
“A hundred years since the birth of Rosalind Elsie Franklin, a brilliant and gifted scientist”
- HistoryInternal and Emergency Medicine
- 2020
Rosalind Franklin became one of the first researchers ever to perform X-ray crystallography on human DNA and identified the existence of two forms of DNA, calling them A and B, and discovered that the sugar–phosphate backbone was in an external position in the basic structure of the DNA molecule, and not in an internal one as previously hypothesized.
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Rosalind Franklin: 50 years on
- EducationNotes and Records of the Royal Society
- 2008
It is 50 years since my sister Rosalind died, aged 37 years. It was an appalling tragedy for her family and friends and, as many have written, a great loss to science. But I do not want to write…
Rosalind Franklin: The Dark Lady of DNA
- History
- 2002
The untold story of the woman who helped to make one of humanity's greatest discoveries - DNA - but who was never given credit for doing so. 'Our dark lady is leaving us next week.' On 7 March 1953…
Rosalind Franklin and DNA
- History
- 1975
In this classic work Anne Sayre, a journalist and close friend of Franklin, puts the record straight.