How to pronounce “rosal” in English

Rosalind Franklin, to stick with the DNA example, who did the X-ray crystallography, she was actually one of the best female climbers

Rosalie earned a master of fine arts in printmaking from Indiana University and dual bachelor of fine arts degrees in graphic design

Rosalie, you have four different pieces here with papel picado and different things.

Rosalind Williams has been teaching at MIT since 1980 starting in the writing program and now with the program in Science, Technology, and Society,

So Rosalyn Yarrow really sort of put her arm around Millie, and they became-- they were-- it was almost an instant mentorship.

And Rosalyn really pushed her to the point where Millie, in the book, she's quoted as saying,

And Rosalind Harris. And it's because of them that I feel such deep love for the story, but I

And Rosalie changes the role of the junior researchers.

by Rosalyn Bangham, that's Alec's wife. Now the conversation turned to a lecture that Alec had given a few years earlier at Bristol University with the title, ‘Membranes Came

that was taught by Rosalyn Yarrow who would later go on to win a Nobel Prize.

I am Rosalva Gallardo Valencia.

We got to-- Rosalind Harris.

So her name is Rosalie, and she's coming to talk-- you can tell this organization-- to the assistant director general.

So when Rosalind Franklin, for example, took her images of the double helix, the fact that DNA had this structure allowed Watson and Crick-- well, to uncover that it was a

So I was chatting with Rosalie recently, who I think you know, your friend and a fellow Googler of mine who had the idea of bringing you here,

And I don't know how Rosalynn took that, but the Buddhists say you can do that in your mind.

anyway." So I've gone back to Rosaleen and I said "Look, they thought it was an amazing idea. They're

Thank you, Rosalva. I am super excited to be here.

Dr. Rosales Meza, who said this, and said-- I'm paraphrasing.

It's the same kind of technology that Rosalind Franklin used to figure out the structure of DNA.

I said, "Because Rosaleen, we can't do it. We only deal with one area."

And some beautiful X-ray pictures were taken of DNA by Rosalind Franklin, and Wilkins, a little before her,

And she mentioned his name many times, and Rosalyn Yarrow's, too, as someone who sort of shaped her,

Of course. And now we have Rosalie Lopez, a Los Angeles-based artist whose work involves combining cultural iconography with references of her everyday surroundings.

And then on the next page, we have Rosalie's work.

He hears that his former love, Rosaline, is going to be there.

She's for flirting already with science, with Rosalind Franklin and DNA.

first of all because of the great good they can do-- for instance, the work of Rosalind Picard, outstanding in her Affective Computing lab at MIT.

of DNA when she was in middle school and read "The Double Helix" and became fascinated by Rosalind Franklin, the woman in the book who

And we talk in our book about how lucky we are to have had women like Rosalind Franklin, like Cleopatra or Coco Chanel, difficult women

And what I learned was, from these people-- I just met Rosalie today, who has primary lymphedema

Yolanda, like six. Rosalie chose four.

And that's what she's done with "Triumph of the Human Empire." I'm happy to present Rosalind Williams.

to mention this -- I'm only going to do this for the equity." I said, "Rosaleen, you haven't made one placement yet, you've been here six months, equity in

It counts. You know what I did do, though, and maybe this is what you and Rosalie were referring to,

But the power of sharing your story and the challenges that you faced, and you did this last week, Rosalva, and you

Pues, desde el youtuber que han confundido con el que quemó el Amazonas, hasta que Rosalía yo que sé.

And that's when I saw her, a woman carrying a huge bedazzled Beyond Curie poster of Rosalind Franklin, the scientist who had made crucial contributions

Christian Dior captured liposomes without telling Alec, by the way. Alec learned about this because his wife, Rosalyn, received an ad like this in the mail, saying that they

And by 1961, it was clear that insulin, the hormone insulin, is a principle regulator of fat metabolism. This is Rosalyn Yalow and Solomon Berson who invented the radioimmunoassay

right. About a year into it, I get a knock on my door. A consultant who's working for me, Rosaleen,

Anyway, so the next board meeting, I said, "Oh by the way, I've got a little action for the board meeting." I said, "I'd like to back Rosaleen to start this outsourcing business."

says. So I said, "Thanks for your advice, but I'm gonna see Rosaleen, and I'm gonna back her

Said, "How much does that cost?" She said, "43 quid." So I said, "Rosaleen, you're gonna have to make that investment yourself. I've gone as

I'm Lisa Elliot. I'm an associate professor of neuroscience at uh the Chicago Medical School of Rosalyn Franklin

Yes, certainly. I mean, specifically, like Sautet, like "Vincent, Francois, Paul, and the Others," and "César and Rosalee"