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UserProfessor Ed Boyden, MIT; Professor Jason Chin, University of Cambridge; Professor Thomas Carrell from LMU, Munich; Professor Chuan He, University of Chicago; and Professor Xiaowei Zhang, Harvard University..

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2024 Novo Nordisk Prize Lectures

UserProfessors Sir Shankar Balasubramanian and Sir David Klenerman.

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Understanding Battery Function - New Metrologies, New Chemistries and New Insights

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