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Chapter 1625 Awards Ceremony 2

After a period of classical music, the award ceremony continued. In fact, there were no such cultural performances before. The main reason was that Nobel himself did not expect that the awards would become so important and even become the criterion for judging in the academic world. With the increasing influence,

, the annual awards ceremony is broadcast by many national television stations. The Nobel Selection Committee naturally wants to provide richer content. This is also a good opportunity to promote the Nobel Prize and Sweden.

Lindbeck appeared on the stage again, because the Nobel Prize in Chemistry was to be awarded next. The old man said very formally: "The winner of the 1987 Nobel Prize in Chemistry is the organic chemist Donald Crumb from the United States; Jean-Marie

Lane; and Charles Pedersen of DuPont."

"In recognition of their great breakthrough in the synthesis of crown ethers, it can be said that mankind has taken a big step forward in the field of organic chemistry."

Then King Gustaf of Sweden came on stage to present awards to the three of them. Of course, this is also one of his duties. And for the Swedish royal family, which has a relatively low sense of presence, this is a rare highlight moment in the year!

Founded in 1802, DuPont is a technology company that provides world-class technology and engineering capabilities to the global market with its innovative products, materials and services, helping to address various global challenges, including providing adequate health for people around the world.

food, reducing the impact on fossil fuels

dependence on raw materials, and protect life and the environment. Let people around the world live a better, safer and healthier life. The company's business covers more than 90 countries and regions around the world, with a wide range of innovative products and services involving agriculture and food, buildings and

Construction, communications and transportation, energy and biological application technology and many other fields.

Bao Zixuan asked Shuji Nakamura to join Heiyun Chemical because he was blocked in advance. However, in the field of chemistry, there is a big gap between Heiyun and DuPont. Unexpectedly, the other party has a Nobel Prize winner in chemistry. It seems that they must face up to their enemies.

powerful.

You must not be blindly arrogant. Heiyun Group has too many shortcomings. You cannot be complacent just because you have achieved some results in machinery and weapons and equipment. There is still a long way to go in the future; fortunately, you are still young, and Germany

The matter with Japan is over, and there is no need to worry about funds.

Donald Crumb delivered a speech as a representative. Although he is not the oldest among the three, he has the highest prestige, so he is a suitable representative.

After the speech, another piece of music was played to relax everyone's mood. Although they already knew the answer, when the results were actually announced, the winners, as well as their relatives and friends around them, still seemed very excited. Having received the award from the world's most authoritative organization

Recognition is a supreme achievement and honor.

It is very rare to have this once in a lifetime. Especially in modern society, research and development equipment is getting better and better, but no one can win the award twice like Marie Curie. After all, in the era when the fields of modern physics and chemistry were just starting, high-end research and development

There are relatively few scientists in science and engineering disciplines; if only a few people are chosen over and over again, the probability of winning will naturally be higher.

But now all countries, especially developed countries, are vigorously supporting domestic research and development. Often the top engineers engaged in research and development in one field may not know the existence of the other party. As for the number, it is even more unimaginable. Therefore, if you want to win a Nobel

It is quite difficult to be recognized by the award. It is not an exaggeration to describe it as difficult.

Lindbeck appeared on the stage again and said to the following: "The winner of the 1987 Nobel Prize in Medicine was Dr. Susumu Tonegawa from the Basel Institute of Immunology. In recognition of his great breakthroughs in the genetics of the immune system,

And discovered how the body's immune cell group uses a limited number of cells to produce specific antibodies to fight thousands of different viruses and bacteria."

"It provides a new guarantee for human life and health."

Susumu Tonegawa was born in Nagoya, Japan, in 1939, and later studied at Hibiya High School in Tokyo. He received a bachelor's degree in chemistry from Kyoto University in 1963, and in the same year went to the University of California, San Diego to pursue a graduate degree in molecular biology. During this period, he studied the genetic transcription of phages and

He received his PhD in 1968. In 1971, he became a molecular biologist at the Institute of Immunology in Basel, Switzerland.

It can be said that this resume is very good and definitely belongs to the ceiling level of biology and medicine.

He is less than 50 years old, which is the golden age for a scientific researcher; it can be said that he has a bright future. If possible, Bao Shaofu really wants to drag him into the black cloud camp. But at this moment, he has just won the Nobel Prize in Medicine, so for not

Switzerland is short of money and will not let people go easily.

Next, the Nobel Prize for Literature will be awarded. Lindbeck said directly: "The winner of the 1987 Nobel Prize for Literature was Joseph Brodsky. His works transcend the limitations of time and space, both in literature and sensitive issues.

, all fully demonstrate his broad thoughts and rich poetic flavor."

Regarding the Nobel Prize in Literature, it’s really hard to say what research field to engage in; the author needs to have many literary works and be recognized by the world, otherwise he will not be able to impress the selection committee at all.

Joseph Brodsky, Soviet Jewish-American poet and essayist.

Brodsky was born in Leningrad, Soviet Union on May 24, 1940. He began writing poetry in 1955. In 1972, he was deprived of Soviet citizenship and deported, and later immigrated to the United States. He was a poet-in-residence at the University of Michigan and later worked at other universities.

He serves as a visiting professor and became an American citizen in 1977. His major works include the collection of poems "Selected Poems", "Part of the Speech", "History of the Twentieth Century", "To Urania", and the collection of essays "Less Than One", etc.

This literary giant is definitely a legend. Starting from the age of 15, Brodsky dropped out of school to make a living. He worked as a lathe worker, a stoker, a cadaver transporter in a hospital morgue, and a sailor. He also began to write poems. Most of them were published in some magazines.

The poems were published in the journal "Syntax" run by young writers and artists, and spread to society through poetry recitations and manuscripts. Some poems even spread abroad and were published in official publications, often without even him knowing.

The Soviet Union is a very strange country. There are often great people in the literary world, but many of them are not recognized at all. Otherwise, such talented people cannot be expelled from the country and deported.

You must know that Brodsky is the youngest winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in history. He is described as talented, but it is nothing more than that. In any country, he would probably be protected as a national treasure; only an old man can do such a crazy thing.

action.

Joseph Brodsky received the medal and certificate from King Gustav of Sweden and was filled with emotion. If he were still in the Soviet Union, even if he won the award, it is estimated that senior officials in Moscow would persuade him to give up voluntarily and cannot accept capitalism.

Awards and bonuses.

But deep down in his mind and body, Joseph Brodsky wanted to return to the Soviet Union and gain recognition.

When he was deprived of Soviet citizenship and deported, he was told that the authorities "welcomed" him to leave the Soviet Union, and then put him on a plane without explanation. He was originally going to be sent to Israel, but the poet asked to go to Vienna because he

His idol Auden was there. Before leaving the motherland, he wrote to Brezhnev: "Although I have lost my Soviet citizenship, I am still a Soviet poet. I believe that I will return, and poets will always return.

Either he himself has returned, or his works have returned.

Literary people still have some pride, at least they are determined to publish their opinions and works. Deprivation of nationality and expulsion from the press are very severe penalties for any country. As a writer, I must have written more than one article before that made the Soviet high-level officials unhappy.

Satisfactory articles or poems.

Since he is a celebrity after all, he would at most give a warning at the beginning. If he knew how to repent, he would definitely give him a chance. Writing a few eulogizing articles and poems in accordance with the requirements of the higher-ups was definitely a piece of cake for him. But Brotz

Ji did not, and still insisted on his own creative style, which can only be said to be very willful.

Then again, if he had not been deprived of Soviet citizenship and deported, I guess the Nobel Committee would not have been so quick to award the Nobel Prize in Literature to him, making him the youngest winner in history.

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No one can deny talent, but other factors naturally need to be taken into consideration. Although Sweden is a neutral country, if you choose between the United States and the Soviet Union, you will definitely prefer the United States.

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