Life Sciences & Health Care
Nobel prize in chemistry 2016
Three scientists got the nobel prize in chemistry this year for their machines made of molecules. They pushed the chemistry into a new dimension.
The molecule-scientists Jean-Pierre Sauvage, Fraser Stoddart and Bernard Feringa produced a midget elevator, artificial muscels and a tiny engine. During the process they produced molecules whose motions can be controlled. Therefore chemisty archieved a new dimension. This machines made of molecules could possibly lead to a technological revolution.

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