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University College London

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University College London is a public research university in London, founded in 1826 as London University and open from the start to students of any religion. William Ramsay, who discovered the noble gases, and Karl Pearson held its chairs, and it is a leading center for physics, chemistry, medicine and the study of statistics. The atlas links scientists to it where their cited articles say they studied or taught there, in departments across the sciences.

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Source John Rupert Firth (Wikipedia)
Source Karl Pearson (Wikipedia)
Klaus Roth, Scientists
Source Klaus Roth (Wikipedia)
Source Martin Evans (Wikipedia)
Source Ronald Gillespie (Wikipedia)
Source Ronald Sydney Nyholm (Wikipedia)
Source Timothy Gowers (Wikipedia)
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University College London (Wikipedia)
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is a public research university in London, England
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Karl Pearson (Wikipedia)
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University College London, University of Cambridge
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Ronald Gillespie (Wikipedia)
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University College London McMaster University
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Ronald Sydney Nyholm (Wikipedia)
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Eveready Battery Co University of Sydney University College London Sydney Technical College
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John Rupert Firth (Wikipedia)
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City of Leeds Training College University of the Punjab University College London SOAS University of London
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Martin Evans (Wikipedia)
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University College London University of Cambridge Cardiff University
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Timothy Gowers (Wikipedia)
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University of Cambridge University College London
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Klaus Roth (Wikipedia)
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1= University College London Imperial College London
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