2024 Nobel Prize lectures in physiology or medicine | Victor Ambros and Gary Ruvkun

[@hardworkforharvard]

I am a premedical test aspirant, trying to get into Medical school. I have to go through a pre medical test for which 2.5 Million aspirants appears every year. I understood this lecture partially but it fully inspired me to dive deep into my books. This lecture ignited my inquisitiveness. It inspired me to become a doctor to contribute FOR THE GREATEST BENEFIT TO HUMANKIND.... ❤

[@mmartin5816]

Just wonderful to hear these tales of discovery from such amazing yet down-to-earth people.

[@D0cSp0ck]

It was a real emotion to be there!! Passion is what drives science, and there were so many young scientists assisting the lectures; it was just moving. Paola, Varese.

[@teohelmer6427]

Incredible Talk! I am greatly inspired by seeing Geniuses like them talking about their work.

[@Atilla-m9i]

We can learn a lot from geniuses. They're humble and fallible.

[@hardworkforharvard]

Science is just amazing.....

[@mehnazhossain4632]

Love science, love biology.

[@ayabouchareb6791]

As a genetic student, I literally cried 😭

[@prjk7339]

because ?

[@engr.rajiurrahman-o1s]

Congratulations Dear All🌺🌹🌺 3:00

[@prjk7339]

nice lecture... but why he get noble price?

[@KasmilJunaidi]

Future ❤❤❤

[@mehnazhossain4632]

Well it's exciting.

[@lvn2410]

It’s just so cool

[@physicsoflove7200]

My question is why are new diseases emerging while people are so advanced in science? People who lived in no modern medicine lived for 100 years, while we are dying at an early age, show that there are some odds.

[@Vector-dz3jk]

how do you know we are dying at an early age? check the population aging trend on google or UN website or chatgpt. we are living longer

[@entertainmentandsportsiiser]

Biology is so easy to understand.🤭

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❤

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