A throwback to 1999 – physics laureate John Clarke and his student Klaus Schlenga at UC Berkeley’s lab. When asked about what advice he offers to young researchers Clarke says: "You have to keep trying. You have to have some conviction, either from your thesis advisor or from

A throwback to 1999 – physics laureate John Clarke and his student Klaus Schlenga at UC Berkeley’s…
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    ”The possibilities are endless and I’m excited about what will happen in the future both with fundamental research and with the applications that will solve real world problems in…

    ”The possibilities are endless and I’m excited about what will happen in the fu…
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    This year’s economic sciences laureates worked out how to smooth out the economy’s alternating peaks and troughs. Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford’s models are used by banks an…

    This year’s economic sciences laureates worked out how to smooth out the econom…
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    "If someone had ever told me that I had the slightest chance of winning the Nobel Prize, I would have to think that I’d have about the same odds as standing on the moon." In Decem…

    "If someone had ever told me that I had the slightest chance of winning the Nob…
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    Are you as dedicated to your work as this laureate? When she learned she had been awarded a Nobel Prize, Grazia Deledda said, “Già!” (Already!) and proceeded to her office to cont…

    Are you as dedicated to your work as this laureate? When she learned she had be…
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    David Baker, 2024 Nobel Prize laureate in chemistry, achieved the seemingly impossible feat of building entirely new kinds of proteins. In recent years, one incredible protein cre…

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    In an experiment with a single-celled organism called tetrahymena and yeast, Elizabeth Blackburn and Jack Szostak showed that the unique DNA sequence contained in telomeres serves…

    In an experiment with a single-celled organism called tetrahymena and yeast, El…

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