Google Doodle Honoured the founder of pH scale SPL Sorensen
By Biranchi Narayan 29-May-2018
While working at the Carlsberg Laboratory S P L Sorensen studied the effect of ion concentration on proteins, and because the concentration of hydrogen ions was particularly important, Sorensen introduced a simple scale to measure the ions. This is how the pH scale was born in 1909.
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Google Doodle celebrates Raja Ram Mohan Roy 246th birthday
By Biranchi Narayan 22-May-2018
Google on Tuesday honoured Raja Ram Mohan Roy who was the founder of the Brahmo Samaj movement in 1828, which engendered the Brahmo Samaj, an influential social-religious reform movement. Raja Ram Mohan Roy was known as the Father of the Indian Renaissance.
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Google Doodle celebrates Abraham Ortelius, Theatre of the World day inventor of the first modern day atlas
By Biranchi Narayan 20-May-2018
Today 27th may Google celebrates Abraham Ortelius Theatre of the World day (On this day in 1570, the world's first modern-day atlas, called Theatrum Orbis Terrarum (Theatre of the World), was published)
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Who was Georges Melies? Google Doodle celebrates French illusionist & director of The Conquest of the Pole
By Biranchi Narayan 03-May-2018
Today, Google launched its first-ever VR doodle, a terrific celebration of French illusionist and film director Georges Méliès, and is timed to the 106th anniversary of one of his most famous works, “À la conquête du pôle.”
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Google Doodle celebrates Anandi Joshi's 153rd Birthday
By Biranchi Narayan 31-Mar-2018
She was the first woman of Indian origin to study and graduate with a two-year diploma in medicine in the United States.
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