

2026 Nobel Prize Predictions: Medicine, Physics & Chemistry (EP 60)
Who could win the 2026 Nobel Prizes? From the science behind Ozempic to quantum interference and droplets inside living cells, Lester Nare and Krishna Choudhary make their picks for Medicine, Physics and Chemistry, and explain the discoveries behind them. In Episode 60 of From First Principles, we explore seven…

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