October 8, 2020
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8:42Now PlayingIt's been a rough year full of rough news but today there was some news that made me smile! Early this morning it was announced that this year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to Jennifer Doudna and Emmanuelle Charpentier for their work related to CRISPR.
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I was so excited. Literally dancing around my apartment excited. So I dropped everything and spent the day making a video about it so that I can talk about it with you. Like the previous Science News videos, this is part one, talking about the news. Next Monday at 12pm PT/19:00 GMT I'll hold a livestream part two to answer all of your questions and talk to you about it.
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