Dr. Kamal Ranadive

2 days agoHappy birthday Dr Kamal Ranadive the Google Doodle page said. Her fathers encouragement to pursue a medical education inspired Ranadive to excel academically but she found her calling in biology instead.

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2 days agoTodays Google Doodle by India-based guest artist Ibrahim Rayintakath celebrates Indian cell biologist Dr.

Dr. Kamal Ranadive. Kamal Ranadive who was also known as Kamal Samarath was born in Pune in 1917. Kamal Ranadive with a Google Doodle featuring the biologist using a microscope with different parts of the Google logo represented by cells underneath microscope slides. The doodle by guest artist Ibrahim Rayintakath shows Dr.

Kamal Ranadive on her 104th birthday. Kamal Samarath better known as Kamal Ranadive was born in 1917 in Pune India. At that time she was working as a researcher in the Indian Cancer Research Center.

Google on Monday dedicated a doodle to Indian cell biologist Dr Kamal Ranadive to mark her 104th birth anniversary. Ranadive looking at a microscope. The search giant honored Dr.

Kamal Samarath better known as Kamal Ranadive was born on this day in 1917 in Pune. 2 days agoThe doodle illustrated by India-based artist Ibrahim Rayintakath shows Dr. 1 day agoIndian biologist and Padma Bhushan awardee Kamal Ranadive has been featured in Google doodle on November 8 2021 on her 104th birthday.

Her father encouraged her to pursue a medical education but Ranadive found her calling in biology instead. Ranadive is best known for her groundbreaking cancer research and devotion to creating a more equitable society through science and. As the director of the Indian Cancer Research Center ICRC Ranadive was among the first researchers in India to propose a link between breast cancer and heredity and to identify the links among cancers and certain viruses.

2 days agoGoogle Doodle. She received a doctorate in 1949. Kamal Ranadive was a renowned and expert personality in the doctorate in cytology a study of cells.

Kamals father encourages her to pursue a medical education however Ranadive found her calling in. Dr Kamal Ranadive established the first tissue culture laboratory in India at the Indian Cancer Research Centre currently called Cancer Research Institute.

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