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Prof. Haim Garty, Vice President of the Weizmann Institute, 1948-2014
30.11.2014

The boy who grew up in the “backyard” of the Institute became an esteemed scientist and Vice President of the “wonderful place”
 

Prof. Haim Garty
Prof. Haim Garty
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Prof. Haim Garty, Biochemistry
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Prof. Haim Garty Vice President, Technology Transfer
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Prof. Haim Garty
Hometown Boy
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Prof. Haim Garty's relationship with the Institute began at age 2, when his family immigrated from Bulgaria to Rehovot...
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