NLS Nobel Prize Laureate 2019

Sir Peter J. Ratcliffe defined a system involved in inflammation, metabolism, cancer, and more.

Since nothing is more basic to life than oxygen, Dr. Gregg Semenza, MD, PhD, found it logical to want to unravel some of the complexities of how cells monitor and regulate oxygen levels.

William Kaelin feels he has been fortunate in his scientific career. His contributions have had a great impact, not least within cancer treatment, and for future generations he emphasizes the importance of supporting basic science.

Distinguished professor Stanley Whittingham has dedicated his whole career to the development of the lithium-ion battery, but his favorite part of the job is working with students.

Akira Yoshino’s technology has transformed society, not least due to his patent strategy which has speed up commercialization.

John B. Goodenough sparked the wireless revolution, and at the age of 97, he wants to change the world once more.