“Oxford Housewife Wins Nobel Prize.”
Such was the headline in 1964 when Dorothy “Dot” Crowfoot Hodgkin won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for her defining work in X-ray crystallography. Regardless of the headlines, we know that her achievements led to many discoveries in biochemistry and medicine.
Just as Dorothy Hodgkin’s pioneering work brought crystallography into a new age, DotLab was created to bring innovation to women’s healthcare.
To us, a “dot” represents a strong sense of integrity, equality, purpose, and leadership. It also represents the moments in time when clarity can make significant change. DotLab was created in response to problems women face in the healthcare system.
The DotLab team and scientific advisory board are composed of experts in women’s health and technology, and they share a vision of closing the innovation gap in women’s healthcare through precision medicine.
