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Freeman, Joan Maie (1918–1998)

physicist

Dr Joan Freeman at Harwell Laboratory, c1970

Dr Joan Freeman at Harwell Laboratory, c1970

Courtesy of the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority

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Dr Joan Freeman at Harwell Laboratory, c1970

Dr Joan Freeman at Harwell Laboratory, c1970

Courtesy of the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority

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Alternative Names
  • Jelley, Joan Maie
  • Freeman Jelley, Joan Maie
  • Freedman, Joan Maie
  • Freedman, Joan Maia
Birth

7 January, 1918
Perth, Western Australia, Australia

Death

18 March, 1998 (aged 80)
Oxford, Oxfordshire, England

Cause of Death

stroke

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