Correspondence: S-Sl

Date:
1994-1995
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PP/CRI/J/1/4/17/1
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Correspondence: S-Sl. In copyright. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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The correspondents are:

File 1: Gunter Sachs, Oliver Sacks, Jonas Salk, San Diego Union-Tribune, Mr William Sani (Grand Custom Clothes), Ruth Sager, Dr Lionel Salem, The Scientist, Mireille Sartori-Gaia, Prof Vladimir Ya Savenkov, Arnold B Scheibel, Prof Klaus Scherrer, Wolfgang Schimansky, Dr Paul Schimmel, William Douglas Schindel, [John] Schlag, Dr Elie A Shneour, Science and Technology Committee, Dr John Searle, Prof Mike J Seaton, Terrence J Sejnowski, Dr Robert Sekuler, Licia Selleri, Periannan Senapathy, Dr Anne Sereno, Dr Martin Sereno, Michael N Shadlen, Dr Vladimir Shcherbak, Eugene B Shea, and Cameron Shelley.

File 2: Mr Harry Sherwen, Mr Bob Shirley, Dr Peter Shoenberg, Ajita Shukla, SIBIA Inc, Prof Adam M Sillito, P Simonov, Dr Kirsti Simonsuuri, Karl Sims, I M Singer, Mr Pawan Sinha, the Skeptical Inquirer, Dr Jirí Šlechta, Alfred P Sloan Foundation, M Daniel Sloan (President, Quality Principles), and Dr Scott Slotnick.

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1994-1995

Physical description

2 files

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A digitised copy is held by Wellcome Collection as part of Codebreakers: Makers of Modern Genetics.

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