Professor Dorothy Hodgkin wins Nobel Prize

Reuters photograph titled 'Oxford woman wins Nobel Chemistry Prize'. Original caption reads: Professor Dorothy Crowfott-Hodgkin of Somerville College, Oxford (pictured here), has won the 1964 Nobel Prize for Chemistry for 'her feterminations by x-ray techniques of the structures of important bio-chemical substances.' Professor Crawfoot-Hodgkin, a 54-year-old married woman with two sons and a daughter, is only the third woman to win the Chemistry prize in its 63-year history. The others were Madame Marie Curie (1911) and her daughter Irene Joliot-Curie (1935).