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DESCRIPTION:University of Delaware’s faculty experts will discuss the res
 earch and careers of the 2023 Nobel Prize winners at this year’s Nobel S
 ymposium\, Wednesday\, Nov. 8 at 7pm in the Harker ISE Laboratory Atrium. 
 Doors will open at 6:30pm.\n\n \n\nHosted by the College of Arts and Scien
 ces\, this annual talk gives an opportunity to learn more about the prizes
  and their winners from faculty who conduct research in fields similar to 
 the new laureates. \n\n \n\nSpeakers include:\n\n \n\nJodi Hadden-Perilla\
 , Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry\, will discuss the Medicine Pri
 ze winners and their work in the development of effective mRNA vaccines ag
 ainst COVID-19.\n\n \n\nSarah Wasserman\, associate professor of English a
 nd director of the Center for Material and Culture Studies\, will speak ab
 out playwright\, novelist\, and poet Jon Fosse\, winner of the Prize in Li
 terature. \n\n \n\nEmil Hernandez-Pagan\, Department of Chemistry and Bioc
 hemistry\, will explain the work of the recipients of the Prize in Chemist
 ry for the discovery and synthesis of quantum dots.\n\n \n\nFarley Grubb\,
  professor of both economics and history\, will speak on the work of the w
 inner of the Nobel Prize in Economics\, for work on the history of women i
 n the workforce.\n\n \n\nBarry Walker\, Department of Physics and Astronom
 y\, will discuss Nobel Prize in Physics winners and their discovery of a n
 ew way to explore the world of electrons inside atoms and molecules.\n\n \
 n\nRudi Matthee\, John A. Munroe and Dorothy L. Munroe Chair of History an
 d professor of women and gender studies\, will speak about Nobel Peace pri
 ze winner Narges Mohammadi and her fight against the oppression of women i
 n Iran. \n\n\nFor more information\, please visit: https://www.cas.udel.ed
 u/nobel-symposium
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SUMMARY:Nobel Symposium
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CATEGORIES:Students
CATEGORIES:Community
CATEGORIES:Academics
CATEGORIES:College of Arts and Sciences
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