Felix Acosta Curbelo Books

30 aniversario de la ULPGC Cultura Cientifica

By Carlos Manuel Travieso Gonzalez, Carmen Grau Pineda, Anna Maria Wagner, Felix Acosta Curbelo, Genoveva Torres Cabrera, Maria Teresa Tejedor Junco, Juan Luis Jimenez Gonzalez, Juan Luis Nunez Alonso, Alvaro Suarez Sarmiento, Marina Carrasco Acosta, Francisco Javier Iglesias Moscoso, Pedro Sosa Henriquez, Rosalia Estupinan Caceres, Pablo Dorta Gonzalez, Maria Del Pino Dominguez Cabrera, Daura Vega Moreno, Anastasio Arguello Henriquez, Gonzalo Diaz Meneses, Rita Carballo Fuentes, Soraya Garcia Sanchez, Adelaida Hernandez Guerra, Concepcion Hernandez Guerra, David Greiner Sanchez, Julia Nieves Rodriguez, Manuel J. Sarmiento Acosta, Pilar Garcia Jimenez, VICERRECTORADO DE CULTURA Y SOCIEDAD DE LA UNIVERSIDAD DE LAS PALMAS DE GRAN CANARIA, Carmelo Faleh Perez, Noemi Castro Navarro, Vicente Diaz, Jose Juan Feo Garcia, Elisenda Pulido Melian, Francisco Conde Hardisson, Laura Perez Lopez, Maria Isabel Gonzalez Cruz, Ana Cano Ramirez, Maria Jesus Mediavilla Perez, J. Magdalena Santana Casiano, Oscar Diaz Santana, Juan Maria Hernandez Guerra, Carmen Isabel Lujan Garcia, Beatriz Fonticiella Hernandez, Juan Jose Bellon Fernandez

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