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Martin Ryle

English radio astronomer (1918–1984)

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English radio astronomer (1918–1984)

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  1. Martin Ryle→University of Oxford

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  2. Martin Ryle→University of Cambridge

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  3. Martin Ryle→Christ Church

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  4. Martin Ryle→National Academy of Sciences

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    member ofFrom 1975 · end not recordedWikidata statement
  5. Martin Ryle→Royal Society of London

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    member ofFrom 1952 · end not recordedWikidata statement
  6. Martin Ryle→Academy of Sciences of the USSR

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    member ofFrom 1971 · end not recordedWikidata statement
  7. Martin Ryle→Pontifical Academy of Sciences

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  8. Martin Ryle→German Academy of Sciences Leopoldina

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    member ofFrom 1974 · end not recordedWikidata statement
  9. Martin Ryle→Bradfield College

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  10. Martin Ryle→American Academy of Arts and Sciences

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  11. Martin Ryle→Trinity College

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