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born
in Cario, Egypt -
attended Sir John leman School
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went to Oxford and Somerville college
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graduatewd from Somerville college with a degree in chemistry
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combined arceology and chemistry analyzing glass tesserace from Jerash with E.G.J. Hartley
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began working with J.D. Bernal on her doctorate degree
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went to CAmbridge
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crystalized and x-ray photographed insulin
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got her doctorate from Cambridge
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married Thomas Hodgkin
they had three children together -
established the structural analyis of penicillin
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named a fellow of the Royal Society
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took the first x-ray diffraction of cyanocobalamin crystals
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recieved the royal medal
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became a member of the american academy of arts and sciences
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began working with united states crystallographer P. Galen Lenhert
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awarded nobel prize for chemistry
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completed the deciphering of the three-dimensional structure of the protein insulin
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elected chancellor of bristol university
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given the bakerian lecture
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recieved the copley medal from the royal society and became a member of the USSR acadmey of sciences
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officially retired
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awarded the lomonosov gold medal
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becsme a fellow of wolfson college at oxford
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awarded the lenin peace prize
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became a honorary fellow at bristol university
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died