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Nobel Laureate Ada Yonath, Pioneer in Ribosome Research, Dies at 87
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Nobel Prize-winning Israeli crystallographer Ada Yonath, known for her research on ribosomes that aided antibiotic development, died at 87. She was the first Israeli woman to win a Nobel Prize and a prominent advocate for academic freedom.
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- Nobel laureate Ada Yonath, a key figure in ribosome research, died at 87.
- Her work advanced antibiotic development and the fight against resistance.
- She was the first Israeli woman to win a Nobel Prize.
- Yonath was a vocal critic of government policies affecting science and arts.
- She overcame early poverty to achieve international scientific recognition.
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