Forum: Where to find historical photos of John Carbon and Louise Clarke doing their experiments?
dear all,
Can anyone point me to a link or publication where I can find some photos of John Carbon and Louise Clarke in their lab? this is for a research project and I have searched the internet with no luck and as a final resort I am coming to you. perhaps there is a photo gallery or biography or a university archive that I have missed which you could help me with.
Thank you so much!
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This post is not related to bioinformatics, but I won't close it right away. Probably History of Science and Mathematics StackExchange is a better place to ask.
Thank you So much! i have posted there. many thanks for leaving my post.
Why not ask them directly if such photos exist?
Hello Zee_S!
Now that you posted your question at a more appropriate forum, I will close the post here. For anyone interested in helping, the post is here:
https://hsm.stackexchange.com/questions/12036/
Thank you very much h.mon