Rosalind Franklin

It is not enough to have an idea; you must also have the evidence to support it.

I find it difficult to believe in a God who would create a world so full of suffering.

The scientific method is the only way to arrive at truth.

I am a scientist, not a politician.

The most exciting phrase to hear in science, the one that heralds new discoveries, is not 'Eureka!' but 'That's funny...'

One must be prepared to challenge established ideas if the evidence demands it.

My aim is to understand, not to speculate.

I believe in hard work and meticulous experimentation.

The pursuit of knowledge is its own reward.

I am not easily discouraged by setbacks.

The truth will always emerge, eventually.

It is important to be critical of one's own work.

Science is a collaborative effort, even if individual contributions are sometimes overlooked.

The greatest discoveries often come from unexpected places.

I have no patience for sloppy science.

My goal is to leave no stone unturned.

The scientific community should be open to new ideas, but also demand rigorous proof.

I believe in the power of observation and experimentation.

The most profound truths are often the simplest.

I am driven by a desire to understand the fundamental principles of life.