Correspondence: L

Date:: 1984-1985

Reference:: PP/CRI/J/1/1/10/1

Part of:: Francis Crick (1916-2004): archives

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    - Alphabetical Correspondence 1984-1987PP/CRI/J/1/1
      - Correspondence: LPP/CRI/J/1/1/10
        Correspondence: LPP/CRI/J/1/1/10/1

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The correspondents are:

Alfred Nahon (President, L'Academie Mondialiste Interplanetaire), Professor David LaBerge, Dr. Eric Lander, Clarence E. Larson, Theodore Lasar, Vincent Laudet, Dr. Peter Lawrence, Dr. Joshua Lederberg, Professor Mark Ptashne (Harvard University, re. the nomination of Leonard Lerman to the National Academy), Neil Levine, Dr. A. R. Lieberman, Dr. Sivert Lindstrom, Mlle Lise Lippe, Dr. John Lisman, Anthony F. Liversidge, Dr. Rodolfo Llinas, Lisa Lloyd, Dr. H. C. Longuet-Higgins, Nicole Lucas, Dr. Christy L. Ludlow, Dr. Jennifer S. Lund and Dr. Thomas Detre (Senior Vice President, School of Medicine, University of Pittsburgh re. award nomination for Dr. Jennifer Lund).

Publication/Creation

1984-1985

Physical description

1 file

Location of duplicates

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