Which scientist is credited with developing the first commercially viable penicillin production method, transforming a laboratory curiosity into a mass-produced life-saving product?

The path from laboratory discovery to commercial product can be long and complex in the science industry. Product development in science often requires significant R&D investment, rigorous testing, and regulatory approval. This poll tests your knowledge about a revolutionary product development story that changed modern medicine and saved countless lives.

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Alexander Fleming (who initially discovered penicillin)
Howard Florey (who led the Oxford team that purified penicillin)
Dorothy Hodgkin (who determined penicillin's molecular structure)
Margaret Hutchinson Rousseau (who designed the first commercial deep-tank fermentation process)