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His prediction has been tested past anything he could have imagined, as that era's new universities were joined by the ex-polytechnics in the 1990s, and the proportion of youngsters who go on to university rose from less than 10% to almost 40% now.

Of his former travelling companions, one rose to be chief engineer to the (newly modernised) army, and translated a biography of Peter the Great, while another, who had studied medicine in London, assumed the title of royal doctor and designed Iran's first polytechnic.

"Kai's strength is that he can identify not only the best established cell biologists, but also the talented young people who will rise quickly," says Ari Helenius, a cell biologist at Zurich's ETH Polytechnic who worked with Simons at EMBL.

She also played Mozart's Piano Concerto No 25 at the Northern Polytechnic in the Holloway Road with the Modern Symphony Orchestra conducted by Arthur Dennington, which at the time provided a platform for many a rising star.

Born in Terre Haute, Ind., Dr. Silverstein graduated from Rose Polytechnic Institute in 1929 and returned for an advanced degree in mechanical engineering in 1934.

Middlesex Polytechnic bookshop.

Craig Matthews, Chairman Jerry M. Hultin, President Polytechnic University.

engineering faculty went to Polytechnic.

Studied: Politics at Trent Polytechnic.

A polytechnic school was established in 1969.

There are teacher-training and polytechnic institutes.