Hans Christian Gram’s doodle on Google today is yet ar example of internet giant’s focus on bringing to light lesser-kwn global scientific minds and talents. Gram was a bacteriologist from Denmark. He is kwn for Gram Stain that is considered a benchmark for biologists. gram Stain magnifies bacteria when viewed under a microscope reby making it easy to study ir properties.  

Hans Christian Gram doodled

With this doodle, Gram is back to memories of budding scientists and science students across world. Gram was born almost 166 years ago and today marks his birth anniversary. Gram even analysed Red Blood Cells (RBC) in humans during early part of his biological career. Doodling Gram’s contributions are an effective way of retaining scientist’s memories. This is because certain acemic syllabi in India do mention about gram strain – a wide category of science students are in kw-how of about gram strain but tend to forget Hans Christian Gram. Hence, a doodle always evokes mind behind a discovery. With Gram Strain being a standard practice today, it makes for an interesting aspect to explore more details about micro-organisms.  

Google's focus on doodling unconventional

At this point in time, it is only worth remembering that Google has been bringing to light some very important people/invators and greats. Some recent illustrations about se include likes of Kanna superstar Dr Rajkumar, Punjabi poet Amrita Pritam, Children’s Day in India, Teachers Day in India, Dr Govindappa Venkataswamy (founder of Aravind Hospitals), and Fearless Nia (Bollywood stuntwoman). se personalities and ir contribution to society definitely needs to be brought to light. However, this year’s Teachers Day in India doodle featured an octopus teacher donning various hats, but re was Dr Rhakrishnan doodled. Last year, a doodle was dedicated to second Indian President.   

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