Chemistry in Croatia
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Science in Croatia is not in good shape. Socialism and Serbian aggression in 1991 left their marks. But in fact Croatia can look back with pride and satisfaction upon a long history in chemistry. The country presented the scientific world with two Nobel prize winners ‐ Lavoslav Ruzicka and Vladimir Prelog. Intensified international cooperation might serve to buttress Croatian chemistry, which despite its difficulties exhibits remarkable vitality.
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