Asima Chatterjee, a Calcutta native who was a groundbreaking pioneer in
the field of chemistry, and whose work is still helping cancer patients
and others to this day, is the subject of the September 23 Google
Doodle.
“When Dr. Asima Chatterjee was growing up in Calcutta in
the 1920s and 1930s, it was almost unheard of for a woman to study
chemistry. But that didn’t stop Chatterjee: she not only completed her
undergraduate degree in organic chemistry, but she also went on to
receive a Doctorate of Science — the first woman to do so in India!”
Google notes.
The Google Doodle is running on what would have
been Chatterjee’s 100th birthday. According to Google, “Today’s Doodle
pays homage to this trailblazer and her great accomplishments in the
name of science.”
The inspirational Chatterjee once famously said, “I wish to work as long as I live.”
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