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- Obtained a PhD from the University of Chicago in just three yearsWon many outstanding awards
- In 1969, he received the Steacie Memorial Scholarship for the best young scientist in Canada.
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- Hosted CBC’s longest-running television science show, The Nature of Things (1979–2023).Environmental activist.
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- In 1974, he was hired to host the CBCtelevision program Science Magazine. He became the first host of the CBC radioseries Oddities and Quarks.
- Produced several science television seriesin collaboration with internationalbroadcasters.● In 1971-72, he hosted the CBC televisionseries Suzuki on Science.
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- During World War II, William Lyon Mackenzie King enacted a law offering Japanese Canadians two choices:Resettle east of the Rockies. Be “repatriated” to Japan after the war.
- Restrictions prohibiting JapaneseCanadians from living within 160 kilometers of the British Columbia coast were not lifted until 1949.
- After high school, Suzuki attended Amherst College in Massachusetts, where he received a Bachelor of Arts in biology in 1958
- His specialties were meiosis, the early division of living cells where differentiation begins and the study of mutations caused by temperature changes.
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- Produced several science television seriesin collaboration with internationalbroadcasters.In 1971-72, he hosted the CBC televisionseries Suzuki on Science.
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