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==Formation et début de carrière ==
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;{{Petites capitales|Rayward}}: {{Surligné|yellow|Please tell me about your family background and your education.}}
;{{Petites capitales|Dusoulier}}: Je suis née à [[A pour localité citée::Nice]], en France de parents russes. {{Surligné|yellow|I attended school in Nice.}}
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===Parcours éducatif===
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:J'ai étudié la pharmacologie à [[A pour localité citée::Marseille]] et obtenu ma thèse de pharmacologie à [[A pour localité citée::Paris]]. {{Surligné|yellow|While in Paris, I also studied other related subjects such as biology, serology, and virology at Institut Pasteur.}}
:{{Surligné|yellow|I decided to study business administration because of my husband. He has a Ph.D. in political science and a diploma in engineering. I received a diploma in business administration when it began in France—during the first year, but I was not very good because law did not interest me much. I was selected because there were not many scientists studying that. There was only one pharmacologist and one veterinarian.}}
;{{Petites capitales|Rayward}}: {{Surligné|yellow| Were you the only woman in the program?}}
;{{Petites capitales|Dusoulier}}:{{Surligné|yellow| No, there were other women.}}
;{{Petites capitales|Rayward}}: {{Surligné|yellow| When was this?}}
;{{Petites capitales|Dusoulier}}: Vers 1960.
:{{Surligné|yellow|I studied supplementary diplômes (diplomas) in the pharmaceutical industry in order to work in industry; I didn’t want to work in a pharmacy. }}
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===Accident de voiture===
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:{{Surligné|yellow| At the end of 1960, I was in a car accident, and stayed in bed for about a year. After that, the doctor said that I could not work standing up for at least three or four years, so I had to find a new job. I had been working in pharmacy doing biological analysis. I didn’t even know what other jobs I was qualified for that wouldn’t require standing.}}
:{{Surligné|yellow|Just before my accident, I had found a job at the Laboratoire de la Grange, a pharmaceutical laboratory for the control of drugs.}} <div id="P02" style="float:right;">{{Surligné|yellow|02}}</div>
:{{Surligné|yellow| Today, I don’t think the subject is that interesting, but, at the time, I was happy there. Then came the accident, which was just terrible}}.
:{{Surligné|yellow| My husband and I were in the car with our three children.}}
;{{Petites capitales|Rayward}}: {{Surligné|yellow| Were they hurt as well?}}
;{{Petites capitales|Dusoulier}}: {{Surligné|yellow| Not really. My husband was hurt; he was pinned in. I was thrown out of the car.}}
:{{Surligné|yellow| I decided to put an advertisement in ''Le Monde'' stating, “Doctor of pharmacy with these ''diplômes'', knowing French, English, German, Russian, and Spanish, would like to find a job that doesn’t require standing.”}}
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==Entrée au Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS)==
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;{{Petites capitales|Dusoulier}}:  {{Surligné|yellow| At first, I did not receive a thing. Then, after two weeks, I received a letter from}} CNRS ([[A pour organisme cité::Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique]]) {{Surligné|yellow|stating that they wanted me to analyze, abstract, and index Russian and German journals in pharmacology, biochemistry, and biophysics. I thought, “That’s stupid.” [laughter] “I could never do that kind of job.” But I decided to go and see what it was like anyway.}}
: {{Surligné|yellow| When I arrived at CNRS headquarters, I was horrified! The main office was a large room with people sitting around at desks, as if they were in a classroom. These were people with Ph.D.s and master’s degrees in various disciplines. They told me, “Oh, we want you, absolutely.” They asked me to do some corrections to a manuscript—correct the mistakes. I had never done that before, but I must have done well because they were very happy with that stupid work. [laughter] Then they said, “We want you to start next week.” I responded that I couldn’t because my husband was traveling for his work and I wanted to talk it over with him first. But they said, “If you don’t like it, just leave. No obligation. Your contract will be processed, but that takes two or three months—don’t worry.” So, I gave in and started working there. As it turns out, it was, in fact, quite interesting. The work was slightly difficult. I knew Russian, but they gave me Bulgarian, Polish, and many Czech-related languages. I told them, “I know Russian, not Ukrainian or any of these other ones.” They answered, “Yes, but if you cannot do it, who can?” So I tried and I ended up doing that for a little more than a year.}}
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