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Interview with Vivien Clore Duffield

Interview with Vivien Clore Duffield

01.10.1996

Vivian Clore Duffield's involvement with the Weizmann Institue began with her father, Sir Charles Clore

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Early Days in the Weizmann Institute

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A new book recalls the the Weizmann Institute's "adolescence"

Weizmann Institute Mourns Scientists and Supporters

Weizmann Institute Mourns Scientists and Supporters

01.05.1993

Prof. Albert Sabin, fourth president of the Institute, was among those who passed away...

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