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Dominique Roger    wikidata:Q67013607
 
Description French photographer
Date of birth 1950 / 1932 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth Paris
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creator QS:P170,Q67013607
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English: A woman is experimenting with a chemistry equipment in a laboratory.
Depicted people Iris Mallea
Depicted place Havana (Q1563), Cuba (Q241)
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Chemistry education, Educational experiments, International organizations, International cooperation, Development programmes, Educational laboratory equipment, Technical teacher education,
Date 1967
date QS:P571,+1967-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
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PHOTO0000004903
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English: Faculty of Technology, University of Havana. The United Nations Development Programme has concluded an agreement with the Government to assist it in its plans to strengthen and expand the Faculty by supplying experts, fellowships and equipment in order to increase the technical level of education, according to the needs of industry, to introduce new fields of study and to train the teaching staff. UNESCO has the responsibility for the implementation of this project. Practical work in the chemistry laboratory third-year student Iris Mallea is seen here experimenting on the production of sulphur dioxide.
Français : Faculté de technologie de l'Université de La Havanne. Le Programme des Nations-Unies pour le Développement - dont l'UNESCO est l'agent d'exécution - a conclu un accord avec le Gouvernment cubain en vue d'aider celui-ci à renforcer la Faculté en mettant à sa disposition des experts, des bourses et du matériel, afin d'élever le niveau technique des études en fonction des besoins de l'industrie. Son but est également d'élargir le champ des études et de former le personnel enseignant. Au laboratoire de chimie, Iris Mallea, étudiante de 3e année travaille à l'obtention d'anhydride sulfureux.
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