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Nobel Laureate Charpentier’s Breakthrough Was “Born” in Vienna

April 5, 2021

Emmanuelle Charpentier — © David Ausserhofer

The Nobel-Prize-winning chemist Emanuelle Charpentier laid the groundwork for her stunning scientific discoveries at the Max Perutz Labs in the Austrian capital.

Anamaria Iuga

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