A true trailblazer! Rosalind Franklin was a British chemist who did pioneering research on the microstructures of coal and viruses and was an integral member of the group of scientists that confirmed the helical structure of DNA. She also used her considerable skill in X-ray crystallography to take the famous “Photo 51” that showed the double helix structure of DNA. Talk about putting your stamp on history!
Standing about 4 ¾ inches tall, this Rosalind Franklin action figure is the perfect size to display anywhere. Whether used as an educational tool in a classroom, displayed proudly on a desk, or cherished as a collectible, this action figure serves as a catalyst for meaningful conversation about science, overcoming challenges and the profound impact of intellectual curiosity and the pursuit of knowledge.
The prototype of this action figure was sculpted thoughtfully by hand by one of the best sculptors in the industry, Scott Hensey. The figure is about 4 ¾ inches tall with basic articulation and is perfectly caricatured in the likeness of Dr. Franklin. Includes a microscope as an accessory.
