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Home > LMB In The News > Richard Henderson shares 2017 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

Richard Henderson shares 2017 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

Published on 6 October, 2017

The Nobel prize in chemistry has been awarded to three scientists, Jacques Dubochet, Joachim Frank and the LMB’s Richard Henderson, for developing a technique to produce images of the molecules of life frozen in time.  The technique, called cryo-electron microscopy, allowed biomolecules to be visualised in their natural configuration for the first time, triggering a “revolution in biochemistry”, according to the Nobel committee. The latest versions of the technology mean scientists can record biochemical processes as they unfold in film-like sequences. More…

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