Who succeeded Dale as the President of the Royal Society?
Howard Florey
Alexander Fleming
Francis Crick
Edward Appleton
Answer
Succeeding Dale's presidency of the Royal Society was Howard Florey, a distinguished Australian-British pathologist and Nobel laureate. Renowned for his pivotal role in the development and production of penicillin, Florey's expertise in microbiology and medicine brought significant advancements to the field. His exceptional contributions revolutionized medical practices and solidified his legacy as a pioneer in antibiotic research.
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