Nobel Prize winning Israeli chemist Ada Yonath dies at 87
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Ada Yonath, a Nobel Prize winning Israeli chemist, has died at the age of 87. Yonath received the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 2009 for her groundbreaking research on ribosome crystals. She was the first scientist to uncover the complete structure of the ribosome, a feat she achieved despite years of skepticism from colleagues who viewed her research as unrealistic. Over her decades long career, she received numerous awards for her contributions to science.
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- The left leaning source emphasized her perseverance in the face of professional skepticism.
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- The center leaning source framed her as one of the country's greatest scientific minds.
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