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2017 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry
One of this year's Nobel Laureates in chemistry, Richard Henderson, met a doctoral student and a master student at Chalmers University of
Technology when he visited Gothenburg to hold an open lecture at the university.
Doctoral student Cecilia Fager and master student Gustav Persson had an
opportunity to talk with Richard Henderson about where he received his
inspiration, cryoelectron microscopy and what advice he has for young
researchers.
Richard Henderson shared the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2017 with Jacques
Dobochet and Joachim Frank for developing cryo-electron microscopy
for the high-resolution structure determination of biomolecules in solution. Cecilia Fager is a PhD student at Eva Olsson Group at the Department of Physics and uses electron microscopy in her research. Gustav Persson takes the master's program Applied Physics and works simultaneously in the Eva Olsson Group.
See the interview above or at Chalmers University of Technology Youtubechannel.