Item VRU/1/2/2/7 - Boris Fedorovich Vanyushin

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VRU/1/2/2/7

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Boris Fedorovich Vanyushin

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  • 1964-1965 (Creation)

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Boris Fedorovich Vanyushin, a Russian biochemist, b.16 Feb 1935, Tula; USSR (Russia) Exchange Scholar, Moscow University, VRU visiting worker 1965: Application form for the Anglo-Soviet Scholarships Exchange by BFV x 2 copies in Russian and English: details of educational background, research, publications and proposed research subject at VRU, 4 April and May 1964. Letter from Roy Markhm to Prof. Belozersky, Inst. of Biochemistry, University of Moscow, re BFV, 10 July 1964. Letters btw RM and J E Lankester, Dep. Area Officer, The British Council, re report on BFV, 5, 16 Feb,1, 5 July 1965. Letters btw RM and Dr P S Squire, Churchill College, Cambridge, 12, 18 May 1965. Letter from RM to Dr Ken Burton, Oxford, 4 Jun 1965 Letter from RM to Miss S Clive-Smith, The British Council, 9 Jun 1965. British Council scholarship invoice, 28 June 1965.

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