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Nobel Prize

Nov. 11, 1962 - British Scientists Share Nobel Chemistry Prize: The 1962 Prize for Chemistry is shared by two Cambridge scientists, Dr. Paul Cowdrey Kendrew and Dr. Max Ferdinand Perutz, for their studies of globular proteins. they are at the head of the Medical Rresearch Council unit for Molecular Biology. Photo shows. Dr. Kendrew watches as Dr. Perutz's wife, Gisela, places a carnation in her husband's buttonhole tonight. they were pictured on their way out to celebrate winning the prize

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