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The late Prof. Yitzhak Appluig. Photo by Shlomo Shoham, Technion Spokesperson

Research Professor Yitzhak Appluig, former president of the Technion, has passed away

Research Professor Yitzhak Appluig, former president of the Technion and one of Israel's most prominent chemists, has passed away. Appluig was a pioneer in computational chemistry and led the Technion through a period of crisis alongside significant academic development.
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