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Oct. 10, 1963 - Nobel Prize for Professor Hodgkin. The 1963 Nobel Prize for Medicine has been awarded jointly to Professor Alan Hodgkin, 49, his friend Professor Andrew Huxley and an Australian scientist Sir. John ECCLES. All three have been carrying out research on how messages are passed along nerves around the body. The award is worth about £18, 000. Photo shows Professor Hodgkin at work at Plymouth yesterday

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