He tells of hilarious incidents which vividly recall the formative years of that world-famous institution. There is the beauty of the orange groves all around. There are the orange growers on their donkeys, off to socialise in the small farming town of Rehovoth. Zany things happen in the laboratories, and remarkable people make them happen.
Comical situations develop when scientists venture outside the pecicts of their campus.
When you've read the stories, you will no doubt want to know more about the origins and current activities of the Weizmann Institute. The editors persuaded Joe to write an Appendix telling that fascinating tale. It is an account that makes most intriguing reading. During WWII he worked as a physicist in a bomb ravaged London factory. In 1948 he settled in Israel.