Rosalind Franklin Research Paper

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Rosalind Franklin
Tupu Rocha
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Mrs.Rudzinski

My scientist that I researched is Rosalind Franklin. Rosalind’s birthdate is July,25,1920,her birthplace is at Notting hill,London,United Kingdom.The place where she went for education is the University of cambridge in (1945).Newnham college,cambridge. Her area of science was north chicago, Illinois.Rosalind Franklin died at London, England on April, 16, 1958.

July, 25, 1926 Rosalind Franklin was born in London,England. Nov,16, 1929 Franklin became ill and was sent to boarding school. Jan, 1931 Franklin went to st.paul’s school for girls. Jan,1, 1938 Franklin went to Newnham college. Jan,1, 1942, Franklin became a researcher for BCURA, The British. Jan,1, 1947 Franklin moved to paris.

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