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October 2008

15 October 2008

NHMRC congratulates winners in Prime Minister's Science Prizes 2008

Professor Ian Frazer, winner of the Prime Minister’s Science Prize NHMRC CEO Professor Warwick Anderson congratulates Professor Ian Frazer on winning Australia’s pre-eminent science award, the Prime Minister's Prize for Science, in a ceremony in Canberra last night. "I commend Professor Frazer’s outstanding work, which has deservedly led to his winning the Prime Minister’s Science Prize. The NHMRC is proud to have supported Professor Frazer’s...

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