Nobel Prize in Chemistry Awarded to Three Scientists for Breakthrough Work on Proteins
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry has been jointly awarded to David Baker, Demis Hassabis, and John M. Jumper for their groundbreaking research in protein design and structure prediction using artificial intelligence. This recognition highlights their significant contributions to understanding the intricate codes of proteins, which are fundamental building blocks of life. The trio, including Google DeepMind's CEO Hassabis, have made strides in predicting protein shapes, drawing attention to the essential role AI plays in scientific advancements. Their work, exemplified by the development of AlphaFold, has opened new horizons in biochemistry and molecular biology.
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