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As it is explained by Gonzalez-Barrientos et al. (2010), Argentina has a long scientific tradition that has led three Argentineans to obtain Nobel Prizes: Bernardo Houssay, in Physiology and Medicine 1947, Luis Federico Leloir, in Chemistry 1970 and César Milstein, in Medicine 1984. Obtaining one Nobel Prize in chemistry and two in medicine cannot possibly be viewed as accidental.
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Aydogan-Duda, N. (2012). Nanotechnology in Argentina. In: Aydogan-Duda, N. (eds) Making It to the Forefront. Innovation, Technology, and Knowledge Management, vol 14. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-1545-9_9
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