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'''Lord Alec Broers''' is the President . He is the former vice chancellor of the Cambridge University and the current Chair of the [[House of Lords Science and Technology Committee]]. In 2005 he delivered BBC's Reith Lecture.

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 *[[Diamond Light Source Ltd‎]] - chairman of the board
 *[[All Party Parliamentary Group on Nuclear Energy]]
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 ==Affiliations==
 *[[Diamond Light Source Ltd‎]] - chairman of the board
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 '''Lord Alec Broers''' is the President of [[The Royal Academy of Engineering]]. He is the former vice chancellor of the Cambridge University and the current Chair of the [[House of Lords Science and Technology Committee]]. In 2005 he delivered BBC's Reith Lecture.
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 [[Category: Nuclear Spin|Broers, Alec]]
 [[Category:Individuals linked to the push for nuclear|Broers, Alec]]

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	'''Lord Alec Broers''' is the President of [[The Royal Academy of Engineering]]. He is the former vice chancellor of the Cambridge University and the current Chair of the [[House of Lords Science and Technology Committee]]. In 2005 he delivered BBC's Reith Lecture.		'''Lord Alec Broers''' is the President of [[The Royal Academy of Engineering]]. He is the former vice chancellor of the Cambridge University and the current Chair of the [[House of Lords Science and Technology Committee]]. In 2005 he delivered BBC's Reith Lecture.
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 '''Lord Alec Broers''' is the President of [[The Royal Academy of Engineering]]. He is the former vice chancellor of the Cambridge University and the current Chair of the [[House of Lords Science and Technology Committee]]. In 2005 he delivered BBC's Reith Lecture.
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 [[Category: Nuclear Spin|Broers, Alec]]
 [[Category:Individuals linked to the push for nuclear|Broers, Alec]]

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−	'''Lord Alec Broers''' is the President . He is the former vice chancellor of the Cambridge University and the current Chair of the [[House of Lords Science and Technology Committee]]. In 2005 he delivered BBC's Reith Lecture.	+	'''Lord Alec Broers''' is the President of [[The Royal Academy of Engineering]]. He is the former vice chancellor of the Cambridge University and the current Chair of the [[House of Lords Science and Technology Committee]]. In 2005 he delivered BBC's Reith Lecture.