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Jules Hoffmann
Did you realise your work on insects would have such relevance for human biology?
Jules Hoffmann
Were you confident that your results were correct?
Jules Hoffmann
Is creativity an integral part of science?
Aaron Ciechanover
Do discoveries always start with a question?
Aaron Ciechanover
How important is technology for science?
Shinya Yamanaka
How important is fundamental research?
Tim Hunt
Do great discoveries require great experiments?
Tim Hunt
Could science be accelerated if we had more access to negative results?
Barry Marshall
Why didn’t you seek ethical approval before experimenting on yourself?
Françoise Barré-Sinoussi
Have there been any failures in HIV research?
Bruce Beutler
Do you prefer unbiased or hypothesis-driven research?
Paul Nurse
Are basic and applied research equally important?
Paul Nurse
Should you look to be at the front of a new field?
Martin Chalfie
What kind of work can lead to a Nobel Prize?
Martin Chalfie
Do you focus on a single scientific problem?
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