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Two future recipients of the Lomonosov Gold Medal, Corresponding Member of the USSR Academy of Sciences Aleksandr Oparin (right) and senior research worker Andrei Kursanov at the enzymology laboratory, 1938.

This photo was scanned from the Soviet magazine Nauka i Zhizn, 1991, issue 1, p.8. The original photo was taken by a prominent Soviet photographer Pavel Troshkin, whose archive features many photos of famous Soviet scientists from the 1930s. Pavel Troshkin died in 1944, at the front of the Great Patriotic War.

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