Japanese Wolf Prize winner Suga

Japanese Wolf Prize winner Suga

Professor Hiroaki Suga (far L) of the University of Tokyo, a winner of the Wolf Prize in Chemistry, poses with the other recipients of the prestigious awards given to outstanding scientists and artists, in Jerusalem on June 15, 2023.

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