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HOME SITE HELP ABOUT SEARCH ... EDUCATIONAL I was born in South Bend, Indiana on June 8, 1947, one of that large bumper crop of babies born in the United States after World War II. My family moved to Birmingham Alabama in 1953 when I was six. Although Birmingham was already a major industrial center in the South, the city still had the small town character of most Southern cities at the time. My brother, my three sisters and I could go exploring in the woods near our house, and collect frogs, turtles and crayfish from the local streams and lake. I went to Catholic grade schools and, when I was fourteen, took a 6:45 bus every morning across the city to make it to the only Catholic high school by 8:30. Though I did well in my science and math courses, I did not see myself in a career in science. I played piano and read books, but spent most of my time painting and drawing pictures. I dreamed of becoming an artist when I grew up. In my sophomore year at Notre Dame, I needed money and found a job preparing fly food in a Drosophila laboratory run by Professor Harvey Bender. In Bender's lab, I encountered my first fruit flies and learned basic genetics. Though I liked working in a lab, genetics did not excite me as much as the embryology courses I was then taking from Kenyon Tweedel. Tweedel seemed to have a continuous supply of living embryos from a variety of different species. I will never forget the thrill of seeing cleavage and gastrulation for the first time in living frog embryos. I immediately wanted to understand why cells in particular regions of the developing embryo behaved the way they did. What were the mechanisms that made them different from each other? What forces drove such dramatic rearrangements in the cytoplasm and the shape of cells?

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1995 Nobel Prize Winners Oct. 13, 1995 Web posted at: 5 p.m. EDT (2100 GMT) Medicine American researchers Edward B. Lewis and Eric F. Wieschaus, and German Christiane Nuesslein-Volhard They were cited for their discoveries in "genetic control of early embryonic development." An excerpt from the Nobel citation Peace Joseph Rotblat and the Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs Rotblat and the organization were cited "for their work to reduce nuclear weapons' place in international politics and in the longer term to get rid of such weapons." Physics Americans Martin L. Perl and Frederick Reines They were honored for their work in physics, specifically their pioneering discoveries on subatomic particles. Literature Irish poet Seamus Heaney Heaney was awarded the $1 million prize by the Swedish Academy of Letters "for works of lyrical beauty and ethical depth, which exalt everyday miracles and the living past." Text of selected Heaney poems Chemistry Mario Molina, Dutchman Paul Crutzen and American Sherwood Rowland. They were cited for their work on atmospheric chemistry that led to new knowledge of the destruction of the ozone layer.

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38. Dynein-mediated Cargo Transport In Vivo: A Switch Controls Travel Distance -- Gr Correspondence to eric F. wieschaus, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Departmentof Molecular Biology, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ 08544. http://www.jcb.org/cgi/content/abstract/148/5/945

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Introduction Women Focused Activities Programs of Particular Interest Women Inventors Awarded WIPO Medal ... Women and Intellectual Property Women Inventors Awarded a Nobel Prize The Nobel Prize in the sciences is universally considered one of the most prestigious distinctions for significant contributions to scientific knowledge and development. It has been awarded since 1901, in Physics and Chemistry, by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences and, in Physiology or Medicine, by the Medical Nobel Assembly. Ten women, from a total of 448 scientists, have been awarded a Nobel Prize in the sciences (chemistry, physics and physiology or medicine), from 1901 to July 2003. Among them, Marie Curie is the only person ever to have twice received a Nobel Prize in the sciences, each time in a different field of specialization: in Physics, in 1903, and in Chemistry, in 1911. Curie, Marie (née Sklodowska) (1867-1934) (French) Nobel Prize in Physics in 1903, jointly with Curie, Pierre, "in recognition of the extraordinary services they have rendered by their joint researches on the radiation phenomena discovered by Professor Henri Becquerel." Curie, Marie (née Sklodowska)

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