Rosalind Franklin

It's a pity that scientific recognition often comes with so much struggle and politics.

My work on viruses is progressing well. It's a fascinating field.

I often feel that women in science have to work twice as hard to prove themselves.

The structure of tobacco mosaic virus is quite intricate, and I'm enjoying the challenge.

I prefer to let my results do the talking.

The most exciting moments in science are when you discover something completely new.

I am not afraid to challenge conventional wisdom if the evidence supports it.

The pursuit of knowledge is a noble endeavour, regardless of the personal cost.

It's important to be thorough in one's experiments. Hasty conclusions can be misleading.

I believe that science should be a collaborative effort, not a race.

The more I understand, the more I realize how much there is still to learn.

I find great joy in the process of scientific discovery.

The most important thing is to have an open mind and to be willing to follow the evidence wherever it leads.

I have no patience for intellectual dishonesty.

The beauty of a crystal lies in its perfect order.

I am not easily deterred by setbacks.

The ultimate goal of science is to improve human understanding and welfare.

I often find solace in my work, particularly when facing personal difficulties.

The scientific method is the most reliable path to truth.

I am not one to seek fame or glory, but rather to contribute to knowledge.