Emmanuelle Charpentier | Chemie-Nobelpreis 2020 | Pressekonferenz Livestream-Mitschnitt

[@emrecck]

Congrats to the Professor! I had an Erasmus exchange at Umeå University in 2019 where she had published her study regarding CRISPR-Cas9... Wow! I am also a molecular biology and genetics graduate and I took my courses from the Department of Molecular Biology there, I feel quite happy! 😄 Edit: After watching the video I can say that she said exactly what I thought, she is a smart and quite intellectual person for sure. Just before watching it, when I learned that the Nobel Prize was given to her due to the publishment she made in 2012 (and now awarded with the Nobel Prize); I said to myself ‘Wow, not a quite long ago, scientists were able to receive it like 30-40 years after their key publishment(s) and even after their death (by which they can’t receive the award due to the rules), however, she was able to receive it only after 8 years!’’. I think this shows the huge advancement in the transferring/conducting of scientific knowledge! Actually, I am happy about it because this is fairer, you don’t want to wait until you die to get a Nobel prize... More importantly, she said that progress in science is not performed just by supporting scientists, it is about supporting ‘the system’, not the individuals directly, and the politics have the main role and a large responsibility to do it properly as well as the non-scientific people/organizations (e.g. NGOs) besides, surely, the Academia. She has also said that fundamental science/research is a key for technological advancement, it is not like a hobby or something ordinary, it must be supported and young scientists must be raised for the seek of future generations. And Yes, that’s why I like the French woman! :D ' 'Liberté, égalité, fraternité!''

[@n.n.9517]

Congratulations and thank u for your hard work.

[@alexandersprung7006]

Gratulation an Prof. Dr. Emmanuelle Charpentier, das Team und MPG!

[@pacobrezel]

Chapeau! Glückwünsche! Diese Entdeckung ist großartig und wird Leben revolutionieren und die Besiedelung vom Weltall vereinfachen.

[@yonniiisan]

Mes félicitations ♥️ je suis un étudiant algérien qui rêve de travailler sur CRISPR cas un jour, je veux partir en Allemagne pour terminer mes études et essayer d'intégrer votre équipe, même pour un petit stage. CRISPR à était pour moi une grande source de motivation qui m'a permis d'aimer la biotechnologie et la biologie moléculaire encore plus qu'avant. Vous êtes avec Jennifer Doudna une source d'inspiration. Mes félicitations encore une fois madame.

[@shnidermuller4592]

Nchallah kho 👌👨🏻‍🔬

[@yonniiisan]

@@shnidermuller4592 nchlh ♥️

[@eb7482]

Herzlichen Glückwunsch!

[@CarlosMendez-zy9dm]

Felicidades

[@biochemistrypk]

Congrats to Prof. Dr. Emmanuelle Charpentier, feel happy to listen to a big achievement by an extraordinary personality.

[@gksatpute1]

Its really a proudly moment for the whole scientific community who are the forefront of beneficiary of the technology. Great congratulations to both Emmanuelle and Jennifer for achieving the highest order of honor 🎖 in the fields finding widespread applications. Dr Gyanesh Kumar Satpute, Senior Scientist, ICAR-INDIAN INSTITUTE OF SOYBEAN RESEARCH, INDORE, INDIA 🇮🇳

[@prashantnewaskar5866]

Tremendous honour for the two great scientists!

[@ProfEdDiaz]

Un logro muy merecido. Felicitaciones!

[@joshuacharpentier4135]

Claro, un orgullo para la familia, ok no jajajaj

[@rupeshthorat3058]

Heartly congratulations ma'am

[@yabingnollet1565]

Congratulations! What an inspiration she is to female scientists!

[@andrear.berndt9504]

Gratuliere! Congratulations!

[@silversurfer493]

Congratulations ! Well deserved prize! And right on time.

[@VasilescuAlexandraKADARBEST]

Sincerely Congrats for The Bigest Development in Chemistry @@@ !

[@frosylmiguel4396]

Congratulations!!! You definitely deserve the award.

[@augustgene5732]

Be still my heart.

[@nigolt.4345]

Bravo!

[@pitoulifestyle1900]

I hope used it for hiv people

[@lawrenceyvesuy6218]

Congratulations !

[@AlainNaigeon]

Since bacterias found that weapon against viruses, might we find some good bacterias to become friend with, so that they would live in our body and fight for us ? !!

[@sabibarahman7278]

That's a pretty clever idea.

[@ouassinidechezcarglass9482]

Many of them are already helping you digest, be grateful !

[@denbeket]

👍👍👍

[@immanny85]

Imagine winning a Nobel prize and still worrying about covid

[@syedasaba3717]

congooo

[@sakibforazi9234]

need permanent cure hemophilia A globaly

[@robertklein2649]

Pr. E. Charpentier kann nicht auf Deutsch sprechen ? Erstaunlich !