V poiskakh dvoinoi spirali:troe muzhchin i odna zhenshch - Kiselev Nikolai Andreevich

The book of the famous scientist Nikolai Kiselyov is devoted to one of the brightest moments in the development of biology - the discovery of a double helix of DNA in Cambridge in the 50s of the 20th century, which was later awarded the Nobel Prize. James Watson, Francis Creek and Maurice Wilkins made the discovery. The experimental basis for the decisive conclusions was the data obtained by Rosalind Franklin. The author of the book worked in Cambridge and personally knows many participants of the legendary history, he describes the atmosphere prevailing in the working group, and the psychological relationship between the researchers as their personal impressions. There has been no work with such a deep analysis of the human side of the scientific process. It is of interest to all those interested in the basics of culture.