Linda B. Buck thumb picture

Linda B. Buck

The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2004

Interviews

Interview with the 2004 Nobel Laureates in Physiology or Medicine, Richard Axel and Linda B. Buck, by science writer Peter Sylwan 11 December 2004.

The Laureates talk about the big event of the Nobel Prize Award Ceremony; the genes of the olfactory system (1:40); the importance of the sensor organ (3:25); the smell of emotions (10:23); the mapping out of the molecules of sense inside the brain (14:36); and challenges for neuroscience in the future (18:22).
See a Video of the Interview
20 min. 
In order to see the videos you need Windows Media Player or RealPlayer
Copyright © Nobel Web AB 2004
CiscoCredits: Ladda Productions AB (webcasting)
This video is presented with the support of Cisco Systems, Internet infrastructure partner.




Nobel Minds

The Nobel Laureates of 2004 met at the Bernadotte Library, Stockholm, in December 2004 to discuss the world, speculate about the future and talk about their research in the TV show 'Nobel Minds'. The programme was presented by Nik Gowing, principal programme anchor for the BBC's international television news channel BBC World.
See the Video 'Nobel Minds'
57 min. 
In order to see the video you need Windows Media Player
Copyright © Nobel Media AB/BBC World 2004
Credits: Sveriges Television AB and BBC World




Telephone interview with Dr. Linda B. Buck after the announcement of the 2004 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine by science writer Joanna Rose, 4 October 2004.

The Interview in Text Format
 »

Listen to the Interview
8 min.   »

In order to hear the sound you need RealPlayer.