Which British scientist do you most admire for their lasting impact?

Her X-ray diffraction work was crucial to uncovering the double helix structure of DNA, though recognition came largely after her death.

Through decades of broadcasting, he has shaped how generations understand ecology, wildlife and the climate crisis.

His work on black holes and popular writing like A Brief History of Time brought theoretical physics into ordinary living rooms.

His codebreaking at Bletchley Park helped end WWII, and his theoretical work laid the foundation for the computers we use daily.

In the 1840s she envisioned that machines could go beyond calculation, effectively writing the world's first computer algorithm.