Kyoto Prizes awarded to three people

Kyoto Prizes awarded to three people

KYOTO, Japan - Three laureates of the 2006 Kyoto Prize -- (From L to R) American scientist Leonard A. Herzenberg, Japanese mathematician Hirotsugu Akaike and Japanese designer Issey Miyake -- stand at an award ceremony in Kyoto on Nov. 10.

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