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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. Identifying a tumor’s distress call for oxygen, and knowing howAlready a subscriber Login You have…
Professors May-Britt and Edvard Moser are brain science stars who share leadership and family tasks - and a Nobel Prize. A year ago, before arriving to Stockholm to receive the Nobel prize 2014, Chris Tachibana interviewed them about their discovery, science and sharing a passion. On 6 October 20Already a…
Sir Peter J. Ratcliffe defined a system involved in inflammation, metabolism, cancer, and more. On 7 October 2019, Sir Peter J. Ratcliffe was having a typical scientist’s day, writing a grant proposal. Then, Ratcliffe, who is Director of Clinical Research at the Francis Crick Institute and DireAlready a subscriber Login…
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…
