Nobel Lecture, December 8, 1980 Determination of Nucleotide Sequences in DNA Pdf 243 kB

Frederick Sanger’s speech at the Nobel Banquet, December 10, 1980 When I was here 22 years ago I addressed the students of 1958 as “fellow students” because although I was 40 years old I still felt that I was one of them, and I still feel the same today. I and my colleagues here have…

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  Born: Brooklyn, NY, June 30, 1926 Address: 838 Santa Fe Ave., Stanford, CA 94305 Education 1948 B.S., Pennsylvania State University 1952 Ph.D., Western Reserve University Professional Background 1950-52 Predoctoral Research Fellow, National Institutes of Health. 1952-54 Postdoctoral Research Fellow, American Cancer Society Dr. H. M. Kalckar, Institute of Cytophysiology, Copenhagen, Denmark Dr. Arthur Kornberg,…

Interview transcript Johann Deisenhofer, welcome to this archival interview for Nobelprize.org. You’re the co-recipient together with your mentor Robert Huber and your colleague Hartmut Michel, of the 1988 Nobel Prize in Chemistry which you received for the determination of the three-dimensional structure of a photosynthetic reaction centre. And the key point there…

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Interview transcript William Knowles, Ryoji Noyori and Barry Sharpless, my congratulations for this year’s Nobel Prize in Chemistry. And also welcome to this Nobel interview. All three of you are organic chemists and this means that you are looking into the chemistry of life. How would you describe the work of an…

Interview transcript William Knowles, Ryoji Noyori and Barry Sharpless, my congratulations for this year’s Nobel Prize in Chemistry. And also welcome to this Nobel interview. All three of you are organic chemists and this means that you are looking into the chemistry of life. How would you describe the work of an…

Interview transcript William Knowles, Ryoji Noyori and Barry Sharpless, my congratulations for this year’s Nobel Prize in Chemistry. And also welcome to this Nobel interview. All three of you are organic chemists and this means that you are looking into the chemistry of life. How would you describe the work of an…