Shaping Tomorrow: 2023 Nobel Prize Winners

May 2, 2024 Christopher El Sergio 0

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Shaping Tomorrow: 2023 Nobel Prize Winners
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Show Summary
This episode covers Chris’s visit to the University of Idaho, the development of mRNA vaccines, and the winners of the 2023 Nobel Prize in Medicine and Physiology, Physics, Chemistry, and Economic Sciences. They explore the work of the laureates and the impact of their research. They also touch on the importance of representation and diversity in scientific recognition.

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  3. Lindsay-Poland, John. “Health and the Navy in Vieques.” Fellowship of Reconciliation, 2001. Retrieved on January 19, 2007.

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