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Professor David B Wake, Dr Arieh Warshel, James Watson (John Mosely; hybridoma distribution), Dr Allen B Weisse, Dr L Weiskrantz, Dr Robert D Wells, Dr Edward L White, Dr Eric Wickstrom, Professor Torsten N Wiesel, Professor David A Winfield, Professor Carl R Woese, The Wolf Foundation (proposal of David Hubel and Torsten Wiesel for the Wolf Prize for Medicine), Dr Peter Wolkonsky, Dr Thomas A Woolsey, Dr Joseph Wolpe, Professor William B Wood, Dr Abraham Worcel, Dr Richard Saul Wurman, Dr Jeffries Wyman, Dr Robert Wyman, Dr Mitsuhiro Yanagida (includes b/w photograph of T3 phage DNA x 6,000 obtained by fluorescent microscopy), Dr Richard A Young, Professor F C Zeeman, Dr Jesper Zeuthen, Dr Edward Ziff, and Emile Zuckerkandl.

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