Two researchers who revolutionized the manufacture of medicines, fragrances and new materials have been awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry
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The Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded this Wednesday to French scientist Henri B. Kagan and Japanese researcher Kenso Soai. The committee recognized their contributions toward resolving the scientific enigma of homochirality, which refers to the asymmetry of life at a molecular level.
Their research provides a practical method for leveraging this chemical phenomenon, which has significant implications for the production of pharmaceuticals, fragrances, and new materials. By solving this mystery, the laureates have enabled more precise manufacturing processes in these industries.
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Prensa Libre (Guatemala City, Guatemala)Focuses on the practical applications in manufacturing and materials science.
Diario Libre (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)Emphasizes the precision in pharmaceutical development as the primary outcome.
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