Two scientists win Nobel chemistry prize for unravelling the mystery of molecules
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The Nobel Prize in Chemistry has been awarded to a French and a Japanese scientist for their work in unravelling the mystery of molecules and life's asymmetry. France's Henri Kagan and Japan's Kenso Soai received the prize for solving why only one specific form of certain molecules appears in nature.
This fundamental scientific breakthrough has proven decisive for the manufacture of pharmaceuticals, enabling a better understanding and manipulation of molecular structures.
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The Local Sweden (Stockholm, Sweden)Detailed focus on specific scientists and pharmaceutical manufacturing applications
BBC World (GB)Emphasizes the broad conceptual mystery of life's asymmetry
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