Alma Howard passed away on April 17, 1984.
On April 17, 1984, Alma Howard, a pioneering British cell biologist, passed away. She left behind a legacy of significant scientific breakthroughs that provided invaluable insights into cellular processes. Her co-discovery of the cell cycle laid down a cornerstone for cancer research and cell biology, influencing countless studies that followed.
Even after her death, Howard's work continues to shape biological research, demonstrating her lasting impact on science. Her achievements remain a testament to her dedication and groundbreaking vision in the field of cellular biology.