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In UNESCO’s International Year of Crystallography, the Royal Australian Mint, joins the celebrations with a fun and informative coin.

The first in a three-coin series called ‘Clever Australia’, this coin focuses on medical breakthroughs and will be a perfect souvenir for those interested in science and medicine, or those who appreciate the value of ideas.

In 1912, Lawrence Bragg derived the equation for how to use x-rays to determine the atomic structure of crystals.

The science of crystallography the revolutionised the medical profession, with a technique that gave a wealth of insight into the structure of matter.

In 1915, Bragg and his father William were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for their collaboration on this research.

This has been one of many times that bod Australian ideas have led to important medical developments: the pacemaker (which has kept hearts beating), penicillin (which has defeated many a bacterial infection), IVF embryo freezing (which has given life’s greatest gift to many parents) and spray-on skin for burns victims (which has enabled speedy recoveries).

2014 Medi-mazing! A Nation Of Great Inventors $1

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This coin celebrates these amazing achievements, and remind us all of the importance of having big ideas and bigger dreams.

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In UNESCO’s International Year of Crystallography, the Royal Australian Mint, joins the celebrations with a fun and informative coin.

The first in a three-coin series called ‘Clever Australia’, this coin focuses on medical breakthroughs and will be a perfect souvenir for those interested in science and medicine, or those who appreciate the value of ideas.

In 1912, Lawrence Bragg derived the equation for how to use x-rays to determine the atomic structure of crystals.

The science of crystallography the revolutionised the medical profession, with a technique that gave a wealth of insight into the structure of matter.

In 1915, Bragg and his father William were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for their collaboration on this research.

This has been one of many times that bod Australian ideas have led to important medical developments: the pacemaker (which has kept hearts beating), penicillin (which has defeated many a bacterial infection), IVF embryo freezing (which has given life’s greatest gift to many parents) and spray-on skin for burns victims (which has enabled speedy recoveries).