Dorothy Hodgkin

I am still very much interested in the structure of penicillin and hope to get it out soon.

It is a most exciting problem, and I feel very lucky to be working on it.

The structure of penicillin is really quite beautiful and complicated.

I think I have found the structure of vitamin B12.

It has been a long and difficult road, but very rewarding.

I am so happy to have solved this problem after so many years.

The Nobel Prize is a great honour, but the real reward is the joy of discovery.

I hope my work will inspire other women to pursue science.

Science is a wonderful adventure, full of surprises and challenges.

I believe that understanding the structure of molecules is key to understanding life itself.

The beauty of crystals is endless, and each one tells a story.

I am always learning something new, even after all these years.

It is important to be patient and persistent in scientific research.

I often think of the many people who have helped me along the way.

My work is my passion, and I am grateful for every day I can spend on it.

The world is full of unsolved mysteries, and that is what makes science so exciting.

I hope that my discoveries will contribute to human health and well-being.

There is a certain elegance in the way molecules are put together.

I believe in the power of collaboration and sharing knowledge.

The path to discovery is rarely straight, but it is always fascinating.