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I have created this stub page, taking from the Francis Crick Institute plus news items from BBC and Nature magazine. I am an employee (Librarian) of the Francis Crick Institute, so could be perceived to have a potential COI. Fnorman-london (talk) 13:04, 15 February 2016 (UTC)[reply]
I have noticed a recent edit published by anonymous user to claim " I am her mother. She was born in Memphis Tennessee, so her nationality is American." without any reference. I decided not to revert the edit and tried to find a reference about her nationality with no success to find either. I appreciate the edit, however, do we need a reference about her nationality? Is this edit and even previous edit (Iranian) are valid? I understand her background is Iranian as she was born to Iranian parent(s) but maybe not in Iran. Thanks. GharouniTalk10:33, 28 January 2019 (UTC)[reply]
