Rosalind Franklin’s Cambridge, Cambridge, UK
By Camilla Rostvik In 1952 Rosalind Franklin stared down upon her successful X-ray crystallography photo of DNA, unveiling
The History of Science is Everywhere
By Camilla Rostvik In 1952 Rosalind Franklin stared down upon her successful X-ray crystallography photo of DNA, unveiling
By Bill Griffith Chemical Landmark Plaque for Lord Porter of Luddenham, OM PRS, at Imperial College Presentation of this
By Bill Griffith Chemical Landmark Plaque for the Glucose Sensor, Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory, Department of Chemistry,
By John A Hudson This plaque will draw to public attention an individual who was responsible for starting a major chemical
By Robert G W Anderson The Chemical Heritage Foundation has evolved from the Center for the History of Chemistry which was
By Bill Griffith and John Hudson The Catalyst Science Discovery Centre is the only science and discovery centre in the
By Alan Dronsfield Chemical Landmark plaque to mark the centenary of Rutherford’s nuclear atom The presentation took
By Charles Tanford & Jacqueline Reynolds Here we have a museum as different from the City of Science and Industry as one
By Charles Tanford & Jacqueline Reynolds The Institut Curie, 11 Rue Pierre et Marie Curie, just a few hundred meters
By Charles Tanford & Jacqueline Reynolds The most conspicuous memorial site in Gottingen is a cemetery, the Stadt
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