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Book

Author
Keeney, John [editor in chief]; Cribb, Julian
Title
Australia's Nobel Laureates : adventures in innovation 1915-1996
Imprint
ETN Communications Pty Ltd, Roseville, NSW, 2004, 117 pp
ISBN/ISSN
0958020744
Format
Print
Description

It includes a brief but informative biography of Australia's Nobel winners throughout much of the 20th century.

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  • Beale, R, Australia's Nobel Laureates - adventures in innovation (Sydney: ABIE Australian Business and Investment Explorer, 2004), 310 pp. Details
  • Brescia, Paul [Managing Editor], Australia's Nobel Laureates. vol III : state of our innovation nation : 2021 and beyond (Roseville, New South Wales: One Mandate Group, 2021), 704 pages : colour illustrations, colour portraits pp, https://publications.innovatia.au/view/404883545/. Details

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