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Women in Science awards 2011: Faiza Al-Kharafi, Kuwait. ©UNESCO 2011
Women in Science awards 2011: Faiza Al-Kharafi, Kuwait

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Africa and Arab States:
Professor Faiza Al-Kharafi, Professor of Chemistry, Kuwait University, Safat, Kuwait
For her work on corrosion, a problem of fundamental importance to water treatment and the oil industry.


on this subject: Women in Science awards/Prix les Femmes et la science 2011

Place/region Kuwait, UNESCO HQ, Asia and the Pacific
Type: Interview
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Authors and personalities: Faiza Al-Kharafi, interviewee.
Production: L'Oreal, producer ; UNESCO TV, producer.
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Rights/Droits: L'Oreal; UNESCO

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Original: DVD
Location: F-H.129
M.A. reference: AUD-DIT/ISS/ARC/0768
File No: AVFONDS-ERIDPI-0024
 Rights holder: UNESCO ; L'Oreal;

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