Nobel 2017: Chemistry prize goes to the coolest way to capture image of life’s molecular machinery

The World Economic Forum·Oct 4

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The 2017 Nobel Prize in chemistry has been awarded, with the winning research related to capturing images of life's molecular machinery. There is some uncertainty about the specific winners, as different outlets mention various individuals and groups, but it appears that at least one of the winners has a connection to the University of Chicago and another to Princeton. The prize is reportedly for a method related to electron microscopy, described as a "cool" way to create 3D pictures of bioarchitecture.

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