Jenifer Glynn: My Sister Rosalind Franklin at Kings Place

Rosalind Franklin was perhaps the 20th Century’s most famous woman scientist. Her outstanding abilities as a crystallographer led to the key X-ray image that provided the basis for Crick and Watson’s famous cracking of the structure of DNA. In My Sister Rosalind Franklin, writer and historian Jenifer Glynn gives a personal, family view of her older sister and describes a warm and rounded personality who loved science for its own sake.