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French microbiologist Emmanuelle Charpentier has performed research all over the world, even in the very north of Sweden – always equipped with a precise, dedicated and prepared focus on her scientific mission. Emmanuelle Charpentiers’s first reaction to winning the Nobel Prize, despite the rAlready a subscriber Login You have read…
Henrik Toft Sørensen, Professor of Clinical Epidemiology, Aarhus University and Aarhus University Hospital, is receiving the 2023 prize, accompanied by 1.5 million DKK. He receives the Prize in recognition of his major contribution to epidemiological research in Denmark and internationally, descAlready a subscriber Login You have read all your free…
Tomas Lorant, transplantation surgeon at Akademiska sjukhuset, Uppsala University Hospital, and researcher at Uppsala University, has received the Swedish Surgical Society's research prize of 2014. He is given the award for his work in translational research within the area of transplantation. LoAlready a subscriber Login You have read all your…
One of the best things with being a scientist, according to Nobel Laureate Benjamin List, is that you discover things that nobody else has seen before – and, following his own advice, he is now happy trying to tackle “holy grails” in catalysis. “As chemists, we can create things that…
