> That is correct, it was Gosling. This whole "controversy" is so stupid.
Graduate students aren't cited for coming up with innovations - the controversy is valid, but for some reason, people keep finding reasons to maintain a heterodox opinion.
The images weren't even shared with Watson/Crick by Franklin but by someone else.
> That is correct, it was Gosling. This whole "controversy" is so stupid.
Graduate students aren't cited for coming up with innovations - the controversy is valid, but for some reason, people keep finding reasons to maintain a heterodox opinion.
The images weren't even shared with Watson/Crick by Franklin but by someone else.