JAMES D. WATSON'S CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
1928 - Born in Chicago, Illinois
1950 - Ph.D., Indiana University
1953-1955 - Watson and Crick decipher molecular structure of DNA molecule and its replicating functions
1955-1956 - Cavendish Laboratory, Research
1956-1976 - Harvard University, Dept. of Biology
1962 - Watson, Crick and Wilkins win Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
1968 - The Double Helix published
1968-1994 - Director, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
1989-1992 - Director, National Center for Human Genome Research
1994-present - President, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

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