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Description: Sir Michael Stoker FRS. "Michael Stoker, 1960s" Born 4 July 1918, died 13 August 2013, FRS 21 March 1968. He was a virologist, scientific director of Britain's Imperial Cancer Research Fund (Not Sir William Church at all). Research scientists and Trustees of the Imperial Cancer Research Fund. The Imperial Cancer Research Fund was founded in 1902 in the United Kingdom as the Cancer Research Fund, changing its name to the Imperial Cancer Research Fund two years later. The charity grew over the next twenty years to become one of the world's leading cancer research charities. In 2002 it merged with The Cancer Research Campaign to form Cancer Research UK, the largest independent research organisation in the world dedicated to fighting cancer. Historic images, of uncertain dates
Title: Sir-william-church
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