Rosalind Franklin's contributions to DNA research are often overshadowed. An interactive tool could help students visualize her iconic images and understand their impact.
Include annotations, historical context, and comparisons to modern DNA visualization techniques.
Sell licenses to educational institutions or offer a freemium model for casual users.
Start with a basic interactive image viewer, then add more features over time.
The risk is niche appeal, but strong educational value could make it a staple in biology curricula.