My Career in the Life Sciences
Percy talks about his career in the life of sciences. As an undergraduate, he majored in astronomy and physics at the University of Toronto, graduating in 1962. It was a golden age of astronomy (and still is): the beginning of lunar and planetary exploration, new techniques such as computer modellin...
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