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Naruhito, Prince; Cortazzi, Hugh

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“…Oxford's connections with Japan have, of course, always been considerable and in the 1980s the then Crown Prince of Japan (later Emperor) studied at the university and wrote a thesis, 'A study of navigation and traffic on the upper Thames in the 18th century', which was then published as a book (Naruhito 1989).…”

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Sir Martin Francis Wood. 19 April 1927—23 November 2021

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2023

Biogr. Mems Fell. R. Soc.

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Martin Wood was much more than an engineer or entrepreneur. In co-founding with his wife, Audrey Wood, the very first spin-out company in the history of the then 900-year-old University of Oxford, he initiated a climate of innovation that, decades later, still influences the university and the city of Oxford. His hand can be traced in literally dozens of local technology enterprises, and Oxford Instruments’ central role in the development of superconducting magnets for MRI represents an historical achievement of international significance.

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Sir Martin Francis Wood. 19 April 1927—23 November 2021

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Sir Martin Francis Wood. 19 April 1927—23 November 2021

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