A letter from the uncle of the writer Han Kang… “Nobel Prize Nephew, Worried That He Will Be Far From Salvation”

A letter from the uncle of the writer Han Kang… “Nobel Prize Nephew, Worried That He Will Be Far From Salvation”

Nobel Prize winner in literature Han Kang (right) and his uncle, Pastor Han Chung-won. (Facebook capture, ⓒ News1 DB) (Seoul = News 1) Reporter Kim Song-i = The pastor uncle of author Han Kang, who recently won the Nobel Prize in Literature, left a long open letter to his nephew. On the 7th, Pastor Choong-won … Read more

2024 Nobel Prize Economist Comments

2024 Nobel Prize Economist Comments

From the study, whyWealththerefore the country is different Indicates that the differences are due to differences in institutions. (Institutions) Refers to the particular way in which society is organized. Government organizations and systems that each country has are not new But what is new and will affect this year’s awards is the educational approach. Both … Read more

Chinese pharmaceutical firms expand to Africa under ‘health silk road’

Chinese pharmaceutical firms expand to Africa under ‘health silk road’

Chinese pharmaceutical giant Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical is expected to complete the first phase of its manufacturing facility near Abidjan, Ivory Coast’s biggest city, for antimalarial drugs and antibiotics by the end of the year. The manufacturing facility, financed with €50 million (US$54.7) from the International Finance Corporation last year, is expected to produce 5 billion … Read more

Nobel Prize in Literature to South Korean Han Kang

Nobel Prize in Literature to South Korean Han Kang

TT News AgencyHan Kang NOS Nieuws•gisteren, 13:03 This year’s Nobel Prize in Literature has been awarded to South Korean author Han Kang. The jury writes in a press release that 53-year-old Kang deserves the prize for her “intense poetic prose, which confronts historical traumas and exposes the fragility of human life.” Kang already won the … Read more

Today.. announced the winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature

Today.. announced the winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature

The winner of this year’s Nobel Prize for Literature is scheduled to be announced in Stockholm on Thursday. The Swedish Academy will announce the winner’s name after 1300 noon local time (1100 GMT). The value of this year’s prestigious prize is 11 million Swedish krona (about 1.06 million dollars). The identity of the Nobel Prize … Read more

September 27 – IEFS

September 27 – IEFS

On this day, September 27, 1925, Robert Edwards was born, a pioneering physiologist in reproductive medicine research and in vitro fertilization. He studied Agriculture and Zoology at the University of Wales and after graduating, he moved to the University of Edinburgh to study Animal Genetics, where he obtained his doctorate with a thesis on the … Read more

Katalin Karikó continues her work as a professor on the College of Szeged

Katalin Karikó continues her work as a professor on the College of Szeged

The Nobel Prize-winning biochemist Katalin Karikó has been appointed professor by the College of Szeged (SZTE), the upper training establishment introduced. Katalin Karikó has been a analysis professor at SZTE since 2021. He labored on the College of Pennsylvania for 24 years and was the co-founder and CEO of RNARx from 2006 to 2013. He … Read more

Canadian Author Alice Munro Passes Away at 92: Nobel Prize Winner Referred to as ‘Canada Chekhov’ Succumbs to Dementia

Canadian Author Alice Munro Passes Away at 92: Nobel Prize Winner Referred to as ‘Canada Chekhov’ Succumbs to Dementia

AFPAlice Munro in 2009 NOS information•at the moment, 7:10 p.m Canadian author Alice Munro died on the age of 92. Munro wrote brief tales and received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2013. Munro was born within the Canadian province of Ontario and started writing brief tales when he was a young person. It took … Read more

How Monoclonal Antibody Supply to Neonates is Emptying Pediatric ICUs this Year: Insights from Virologist Margarita del Val at RAC

How Monoclonal Antibody Supply to Neonates is Emptying Pediatric ICUs this Year: Insights from Virologist Margarita del Val at RAC

The virologist Margarita del Val explained yesterday at the Royal Academy of Sciences (RAC) that the supply of a monoclonal antibody to neonates to prevent the bronchiolitis virus, has caused the pediatric ICUs to be “empty” this year. The researcher at the Severo Ochoa Center for Molecular Biology (CBM) gave this example of how the … Read more

Breakthrough CRISPR-Cas9 Gene Editing Technology Shows Promise in HIV Treatment, University of Amsterdam Study Finds

Breakthrough CRISPR-Cas9 Gene Editing Technology Shows Promise in HIV Treatment, University of Amsterdam Study Finds

This technology involves highly accurate gene editing. (CRISPR-Cas9) has been widely used and can treat some genetic diseases, such as thalassemia. hereditary blindness But a research team from the University of Amsterdam The report on this test project states that what they are doing right now is just “Proof of concept” is not a cure.People … Read more