Daily use inventions come from universities
From toothpaste to GPS, from car seat belts to Google, you may not know, but the things you use every day are the ones that come from universities.
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From toothpaste to GPS, from car seat belts to Google, you may not know, but the things you use every day are the ones that come from universities.
Today, Google placed doodle as Fahrelnissa Zeid's most famous painting to commemorate 118 years of her birth.
Today (January 11), Google Doodle images 117 years of the birth of Evelyn Dove, the first black female singer on the BBC.
Dean Mahomed Sake was born in 1759 in Patna, India, which at the time was part of Bengal, the colony of the British Empire.
Today, Google Doodle honors Mercedes Sosa, the Argentine folk music singer who has inspired millions of people to pass
Today February 8, Google Doodle designed Friedlieb Ferdinand Runge's image to celebrate 225 years of his birth. So who is Friedlieb Ferdinand Runge?
Molière is the world's most famous playwright and perhaps the greatest artist in French drama history. Today (February 10), Google Doodle honors him.
Joseph Jacques Omer Plante (January 17, 1929 - February 27, 1986) was a Canadian ice hockey goalkeeper.
Steve Irwin is famous worldwide after appearing with his wife Terri in the documentary series entitled The Crocodile Hunter, which specializes in wildlife.
The late Vietnamese musician first appeared on the world popular search engine homepage.
Today 7 March 2019, Google Doodle designed images to celebrate the 97th anniversary of Olga Ladyzhenskaya's birth. So who is Olga Ladyzhenskaya?
More than 5 decades ago, Seiichi Miyake created a revolution for blind people when participating in traffic. So who is Seiichi Miyake?
Today March 21 is the 334th birthday of German composer Johann Sebastian Bach, and Google Doodle has a design that cannot be more special!
Hedwig Kohn's life later became a shining example for many young scientists to follow.
Today (March 12), the world celebrates an important event affecting all humanity when this day 30 years ago, the World Wide Web (www) was born.