Today’s doodle celebrates the life of Georgios Papanikolaou, who invented the pap smear.
The Google home page looked like this with the doodle:
Here is the doodle by itself:
The doodle links to a search for his name:
Georgios Papanikolaou Doodle
Mother’s Day Doodle
Google put up three animated doodles to celebrate Mother’s day. Here’s screenshots of each of them:
Google Doodle – Teacher Appreciation Week
Today’s Google doodle celebrates Teacher Appreciation Week!
Here’s a screenshot of the Google home page with the doodle:
Clicking on the doodle leads to a search for Teacher Appreciation Week:
Here’s a copy of the doodle image:
Google Doodle: Ruth Asawa
Today’s Google doodle celebrates the sculpture artist, Ruth Asawa.
This is how the Google front page looked like:
Here is the doodle by itself:
The doodle linked to a search for Ruth Asawa:
Google Doodle: The First Image Of A Black Hole!
Today, the Google doodle celebrates the first image taken of a black hole. Here is the doodle image:
Here’s the Google main page with the doodle:
Clicking on the logo links you to a search for First Image of a Black Hole:
Google Doodle: Seiichi Miyake
Today’s Google doodle celebrates Seiichi Miyake, who invented paving slabs with tactile feedback, allowing the blind and visually impaired to navigate the world.
Here’s the Google home page with the doodle:
Here’s the doodle itself:
The Google doodle links to a search for Seiichi Miyake:
Google Doodle: St. Patrick’s Day
Google celebrates St. Patrick’s Day today, March 17. Here’s a screenshot of Google’s home page with the doodle:
The doodle itself is animated: the oo in Google shifts around:
Clicking on the doodle links to a search for St. Patrick’s Day:
Google Doodle: 30th Anniversary Of The World Wide Web
Today’s Google doodle celebrates the 30th anniversary of the world wide web. Here’s a screenshot of today’s Google front page:
Here’s the doodle itself:
Clicking on the doodle performs a Google search for World Wide Web:
On the Google front page, clicking on the text Happy Birthday to the World Wide Web goes to a Google Arts & Culture page discussing the history of the Internet:
Google Doodle: International Women’s Day
Today, March 8 2019, Google celebrates International Women’s Day with a doodle. Here’s how the doodle looks like on the Google home page:
Clicking on the doodle makes it expand:
And then moves into a slideshow with quotes from famous women:
Clicking on the search option goes to a Google search for International Women’s Day. Clicking the share option goes to a screen to share on Twitter, Facebook and other social media:
Google Doodle: Olga Ladyzhenskaya
Today’s Google doodle celebrates Olga Ladyzhenskaya, a Russian mathematician. Here’s how the Google home page looked like:
Clicking on the doodle brings you to the following search: https://www.google.com/search?site=&q=Olga+Ladyzhenskaya .