13 July 1996 When she heard the Open Society Fund would give her institute the special machine she asked for from the Soros fund, Marija M., researcher in a prominent institution, buried her face in her hands in the flood of emotion. The young scientist had been waiting for the basic tool of her trade for months, first because of […]
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