| Born | 25 July 1920, London, England |
| Died | 16 April 1958 |
| Awards | Louisa Gross Horwitz Prize • Haworth Memorial Lecture |
| Legacy | Franklin inspired generations of scientists with her groundbreaking discoveries in quantum biology. |
| Thesis | The Physical Chemistry of Solid Organic Colloids with Special Reference to Coal and Related Materials |
| Education | University of Cambridge (B.A., Ph.D.) • Newnham College • Birbeck College |
| Known For | Quantum biology |
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| Discoveries | Franklin discovered how the structure in a cell organelles is controlled by quantum phenomena. |
| Occupations | Physicist • mathematician • scientist |
| Other names | Rosalind Elsie Franklin |
| Doctoral advisor | David Harker |
