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Nobel Prize Winner, Professor zur Hausen has accepted to become a member of Honorary Editorial Board to Journal Nanotechnology Progress International (JONPI).

Nobel Prize Winner appointed to Editorial Board of Journal Nanoteechnology Progress International (JONPI)

Ithaca, NY | Posted on December 17th, 2009

Professor zur Hausen is the Nobel Laureates for Medicine 2008 with ground breaking discovery on root causes of cervical cancer. Among others, he is Professor Emeritus of Medicine from Heidelberg University (the oldest German University established in 1386). Professor Zur Hausen is also the Editor-In-Chief of International Journal Cancer among other national and international awards and recognitions.

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