Google Doodles are creative logo changes that celebrate global events, holidays, and iconic figures with fun, educational ...

Last month, Google's home page featured a sepia-toned drawing celebrating the birthday of British biophysicist Rosalind Franklin, an early researcher into the structure of DNA. A February doodle ...

The Google doodle includes Franklin’s face in the second ‘O’ and the DNA double helix in the ‘L’. The ‘E’ is a depiction of Photo 51 – the X-ray diffraction image that was ...

Khorana, depicted in the doodle by Bangalore-based illustrator Rohan ... central dogma of biology — that information is stored in DNA, a genetic instruction manual, and then transcribed into ...

It’s called Perdix. The free, open-source software, designed by a team of scientists from MIT and Arizona State University, lets anyone create 2D nanostructures using DNA strands. It’s a fun ...

with a doodle. Dr. Khorana was known for his extensive research on DNA and also for constructing the first synthetic gene. Dr. Khorana and two other scientists - Robert W. Holley and Marshall W.

The doodle on Google's home page carries a cartoon of Franklin looking at the DNA structure (double helix). It was Franklin’s work on X-ray diffraction images of the DNA, which led to the ...