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Katsuko Saruhashi Google doodle honors first woman elected to Science Council of Japan

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ed Today’s Google doodle honors Katsuko Saruhashi on what would have been the geochemist’s 98th birthday. Saruhashi was renowned in her field of geochemistry and spent much of her career advocating for the advancement of female scientists. “She was deeply committed to inspiring young women to study science, and established the Saruhashi Prize in 1981, […]

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Spring Equinox Google doodle introduces Quinn, an animated flower fairy & musician

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Google has posted its Spring Equinox doodle, a lovely animated image of what appears to be a flower fairy playing music among the colorful first blooms of the season. “This year’s seasonal Doodle series protagonist, Quinn, is strumming a pleasant tune to coax a mysterious creature out of hiding. With a mild breeze and beautiful

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St. Patrick’s Day Google doodle includes hidden word written in ancient Irish ogham alphabet

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Today’s Google doodle celebrating St. Patrick’s Day includes a hidden word, but you have to know the ancient Irish ogham alphabet to decipher it. Created by the Irish artist Ross Stewart, the doodle leads to a search for “St. Patrick’s Day.” The image depicts a traditional Irish scene, with a stonemason arranging rocks that spell

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Sir William Henry Perkin Google doodle recognizes British scientist behind 1st synthetic dye

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Today’s Google doodle marks the 180th birthday of the British scientist, Sir William Henry Perkin. According to Google, Perkin, while cleaning out a beaker in a lab, stumbled upon what would become the first synthetic dye. “As an 18-year-old laboratory assistant, Perkin was cleaning out dark muck from a beaker after a failed experiment, when

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Paralympics 2018 Google doodle marks the start of the winter games in PyeongChang

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Today’s Google doodle marks the start of the 2018 Paralympics that begin in PyeongChang today and will continue over the next 10 days. More than 80 countries will be represented at this year’s Paralympics, and more than 80 medals will be awarded to the winning athletes. According to the Google Doodle blog, there are more

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