First reactions | Kenso Soai, Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2026 | telephone interview - Nobel Prize Conversations

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"I'm very excited to hear the news. Good news. Very good news." – In this brief conversation, recorded shortly after the announcement of his Nobel Prize in Chemistry, Kenso Soai speaks of how happy he is to have his group's work recognised. He tells the Nobel Prize's Adam Smith how the search for the foundations of homochirality is a problem first posed by Louis Pasteur, and how much pleasure he takes in sharing these ongoing explorations with scientific friends around the world.

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First reactions | Kenso Soai, Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2026 | telephone interview

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