Scientist Ada E. Yonath, 77, centre, who helped uncover the ribosome structure and became the first Israeli woman to win the Nobel Prize, received a honorary doctorate of the Mendel University in Brno today, on Friday, March 3, 2017. On the photo from left: Czech Education Minister Katerina Valachova, Ada E. Yonath and Mendel University Rector Ladislav Havel. (CTKxPhoto JanxTomandl) CTKPhotoP201703030640201 tmd
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Scientist Ada E. Yonath, 77, centre, who helped uncover the ribosome structure and became the first Israeli woman to win the Nobel Prize, received a honorary doctorate of the Mendel University in Brno today, on Friday, March 3, 2017. On the photo from left: Czech Education Minister Katerina Valachova, Ada E. Yonath and Mendel University Rector Ladislav Havel. (CTKxPhoto JanxTomandl) CTKPhotoP201703030640201 tmd
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