Eye on the prize, but grasp loosens

Tim Hornyak

Nature, 2016, vol. 531, issue 7594, S114-S117

Abstract: In most of the past 15 years, Japanese scientists have been named Nobel Laureates for work in chemistry and physics, but illustrious awards may be harder to come by in the next era.

Date: 2016
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