SA professor Clive Gray awarded by the world’s oldest science academy

Author: Nicole McCainPublished on: September 5, 2026Country: South Africa

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Professor Clive Gray, based in South Africa, has been honored by the Academy of Sciences of the Institute of France, the world's oldest science academy. This award highlights his significant contributions to the field of science. Gray is recognized for his commitment to research and scientific education in South Africa.

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