Work by two scientists from the Australian National University, Dr Leo Radom and Mr Ross Nobes (seated), leads to the discovery of a new molecule in outer space

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Work by two scientists from the Australian National University, Dr Leo Radom and Mr Ross Nobes (seated), leads to the discovery of a new molecule in outer space

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2011-07-01

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Photographer: ANU Photographic Services

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Reproduced in ANU Reporter, vol. 13, no. 13, p. 3, 27 Aug 1982

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At the time of the discovery Dr Leo Radom was a theoretical organic chemist and a Senior Fellow in the Research School of Chemistry, the Australian National University and Mr Ross Nobes had recently completed a doctoral thesis on molecular rearrangements.

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Work by two scientists from the Australian National University, Dr Leo Radom and Mr Ross Nobes (seated), leads to the discovery of a new molecule in outer space

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