Albert Szent-Gyorgyi, the discoverer of vitamin C, honored by Google

Google has changed today on the homepage logo to mark the anniversary of 118 years of the birth of Albert Szent-Gyorgyi, physiologist and biochemist of Romanian origin, who discovered vitamin C and citric acid reactions. Google's new doodle consists primarily of images of oranges.



Albert Szent-Györgyi received the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 1937, the largest discovery of him to be vitamin C.



Albert Szent-Györgyi died at the age of 93 years, in 1986, in Woods Hole, Massachusetts (USA), where he emigrated in 1947.



Google logo changes frequently homage to great personalities in the world or to make cultural events, sporting or political.

Google celebrates 65th anniversary of the birth of Freddie Mercury

Singer Freddie Mercury is celebrated today by the Google search engine, celebrating 65 years since his birth.



Thus, Google has made the front page of the search engine a special animation, a doodle that shows it on Freddie on stage, singing Do not Stop Me Now.



Freddie was recognized for his outstanding tenor voice and live shows as spectators applauded and loved. Considered as one of the best singers of all time, lead singer of Queen was a great and distinctive voice, including a four octave vocal range. While speaking on the baritone tones, he sings most songs as tenor.