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    Rosalind Franklin’s pioneering scientific career

    Jun 11, 2020 2 minutes
    BY PATRICIA FARA

    on 25 July 1920, Britain’s most famous female scientist, Rosalind Franklin, was born. 2020 seems a particularly appropriate moment to celebrate her life. Just 37 years old when she died, Franklin carried out pioneering research into viruses and made crucial contributions to gas

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