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Professor Blackburn, 2009 Nobel Laureate in Physiology or Medicine
My lectures will focus on my Nobel Prize award-winning work on telomeres and telomerase and their implications for human health and disease.
I look forward to sharing my key moments from my 60 years as a scientist...
Professor Oliver Smithies, 2007 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
A bit over 50 years ago, we began to understand how the information carried in DNA might be interpreted. Our understanding has grown quite sophisticated, and particularly in recent years, our ability to access DNA sequence has grown enormously. It is a good moment to count our gains, to explain them as best we can, and to consider what new barriers must be overcome.
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Submit Questions to Nobel Laureates and Other Experts about Genetics and Society

Online audiences have an opportunity to pose questions to Nobel Laureates, other prominent scientists and thought leaders about genetics and genomics at a unique science conference, titled Nobel Week Dialogue, taking place on December 9th 2012.  Focusing on the theme of “The Genetic Revolution and its Impact on Society”, this one day meeting will review current and future prospects for personalised medicine, genetically modified organisms and human evolution and biology. The conference will be streamed live on nobelweekdialogue.org . Due to great interest,

Live Streams of 2012 Nobel Lectures and Nobel Prize Award Ceremonies

The Nobel Lectures and Nobel Prize Award Ceremonies will be streamed live on Nobelprize.org , the official website of the Nobel Prize and the official channels on YouTube  and Google +.  On 7 and 8 December, the 2012 Nobel Laureates will explain their achievements and discoveries in their Nobel Lectures. On 10 December, they will take center stage at the Nobel Prize Award Ceremonies in Oslo and Stockholm to receive their Nobel Prizes. See the full

Nobel Media and AstraZeneca bring Nobel Laureate Elizabeth Blackburn to Korea

First AstraZeneca Nobel Medicine Initiative event in Korea aims to inspire local students and scientistsNobel Media AB, the company responsible for managing and developing media rights in connection with the Nobel Prize and AstraZeneca, a global innovation-driven biopharmaceutical company, will bring Professor Elizabeth Helen Blackburn, the 2009 Nobel Laureate in Physiology or Medicine, to Catholic University and Seoul National University in Seoul, Korea on 1-2 November. The aim of the visit is to increase interest in the Nobel Prize awarded achievements within the fields of Physiology or

Nobel Media and AstraZeneca Present Nobel Laureate on China Lecture Tour

University lectures aim to inspire next generation of Chinese scientistsNobel Media AB, the company responsible for managing and developing media rights in connection with the Nobel Prize in partnership with AstraZeneca, an innovation-driven global biopharmaceutical company, are delighted to present Nobel Laureate Professor Oliver Smithies in a series of lecture events in Shanghai and Nanjing, as a part of the AstraZeneca Nobel Medicine Initiative. The initiative aims to enhance interest and understanding among researchers, students and the general public about the Nobel Laureates’

2012 Nobel Prize Announcements Live Stream

You can watch the live stream of the 2012 Nobel Prize announcements as the news breaks on Nobelprize.org , the official web site of the Nobel Prize, with live coverage from official press conferences and exclusive interviews with experts, including alerts on social media such as Twitter and Facebook.The 2012 Nobel Prize announcements within Physiology or Medicine, Physics, Chemistry, Literature, Peace and the Prize in Economic Sciences will be live streamed on Nobelprize.org. The first announcement, for the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, is scheduled on

Nobel Laureates and Experts Gather to Discuss Genetics and Society

As our knowledge of genetics and genomics steadily expands and the potential applications of this understanding multiply, it becomes more and more urgent to address the societal implications of these developments. At a unique gathering in Stockholm on 9 December 2012, Nobel Laureates, prominent scientists, key policy makers and opinion leaders will review the current and future prospects for areas such as personalised medicine, genetically modified organisms and human evolution.  With the theme of “The Genetic Revolution and its Impact on Society”, this free public conference called Nobel

The Genetic Revolution and its Impact on Society discussed during 2012 Nobel Week

Nobel Laureates and world renowned scientists will gather with key policy makers and opinion leaders on 9 December 2012 in Stockholm for the inaugural Nobel Week Dialogue . This unique event, a new part of the official Nobel Week program, will focus on the far-reaching topic of “The Genetic Revolution and its Impact on Society”. Featuring a mix of presentations, panel discussions and informal interactions, the day will be devoted to reviewing the past 50 years of progress in genetics and genomics, assessing the implications for today’s society and looking

Live Webcast of Aung San Suu Kyi’s Nobel Lecture on 16 June

Aung San Suu Kyi, awarded the 1991 Nobel Peace Prize for her non-violent struggle for democracy and human rights, is coming to Oslo, Norway, to deliver her Nobel Lecture on Saturday, June 16, 2012, 1:00 pm CET. The lecture will be webcast live on Nobelprize.org, the official web site of the Nobel Prize.It has been nearly 21 years ago since Aung San Suu Kyi was awarded the 1991 Nobel Peace Prize. At the time, she was under house arrest and unable to collect the Nobel Peace Prize in Norway. In her absence, her son Alexander Aris, delivered an acceptance speech on behalf

The Body’s Secret Army Premieres on Public Television Stations

Half-hour documentary tells the story of Nobel Prize awarded scientists who have contributed to our understanding of immunologyEvery day of our lives, silently and invisibly, our bodies do battle against a never-ending onslaught of hostile forces. Bacteria. Viruses. Microbes of all kinds. Fortunately, we win the lion’s share of these battles. If we didn’t, we’d all die. The foot soldiers in this daily battle are the microscopic cells and molecules of the body’s immune system. For centuries, its workings were shrouded in mystery. But over the past hundred years, thanks in large part to

Nobel Media Explores Research on Memory and its Heritage from the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine

Nobel Media AB, the company responsible for producing the official Nobel TV programs and documentaries, presents a new 30 minute documentary called The Mystery of Memory produced by award-winning US production company Kikim Media. The documentary is currently broadcast in the United States on PBS channels.Press Release 17 May 2010 Nobel Media Explores Research on Memory and its Heritage from the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine Nobel Media AB, the company responsible for producing the official Nobel TV programs and documentaries, presents a new 30 minute documentary called The Mystery

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