Johann Carl Friedrich Gauß Google doodle honors mathematician known as the ‘Prince of Mathematicians’ – Search Engine Land Thanks to Our Sponsor Source link
Fanny Blankers-Koen Google doodle honors Olympic runner who broke records & shattered stereotypes – Search Engine Land Thanks to Our Sponsor Source link
Omar Sharif Google doodle honors actor from classics like ‘Lawrence of Arabia’ & ‘Doctor Zhivago’ – Search Engine Land Thanks to Our Sponsor Source link
John Harrison Google doodle honors man who invented marine chronometer 283 years ago – Search Engine Land Thanks to Our Sponsor Source link
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Google honors Hannah Glasse, first popular cookbook writer, with a Google doodle – Search Engine Land Thanks to Our Sponsor Source link
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ed Today’s Google doodle honors Katsuko Saruhashi on what would have been the geochemist’s 98th birthday. Saruhashi was renowned in her field of geochemistry and spent much of her career advocating for the advancement of female scientists. “She was deeply committed to inspiring young women to study science, and established the Saruhashi Prize in 1981,
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George Peabody Google doodle honors philanthropist often called ‘Father of Modern Philanthropy’ Thanks to Our Sponsor Source link
Gabriel García Márquez Google doodle honors novelist behind the classic ‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’ Thanks to Our Sponsor Source link
Paula Modersohn-Becker Google doodle honors German artist connected to the Modernist art movement Thanks to Our Sponsor Source link
To kick off Black History Month, today’s Google doodle pays homage to Dr. Carter G. Woodson — the scholar who, in February 1926, first devised an African-American studies program. Known as the Father of Black History, Dr. Woodson committed his life to African-American studies and the preservation of African-American history. It was his week-long event promoting
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