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Monthly APRIL 2017

Paul Nurse. What Does It Take to Succeed in Science? Nobel Laureates share their thoughts What does it take to succeed in science? Is it years and years of hard work, day and night - neglecting your private life, friends and family? Or can breaks for hobbies or other interests pay off in the long run?  Here, Nobel Laureates give advice on both work hours and breaks, and share their insights into how to maintain a good work-life balance. Let's start with Paul Nurse, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 2001 for fundamental discoveries of key regulators of the cell cycle. His advice is: "It's when you take off the pressure that you can imagine new things."  Listen to Paul Nurse

Bruce Beutler. "Science is a competitive business" "You can't take it easy", says Bruce Beutler, immunologist and 2011 Medicine Laureate, who compares a scientist to an athlete in any field of sport. But even if the times are tough - you will get rewarded. Listen to Bruce Beutler

"It's a choice of life" "In my lab, you shouldn?t use the word vacation". 2008 Medicine Laureate Françoise Barré-Sinoussi, one of the discoverers of human immunodeficiency virus, HIV, reflects on how hard she worked when she was young. Listen to Françoise Barré-Sinoussi Françoise Barré-Sinoussi.

Barry Marshall. "You have to have balance in your life" Barry Marshall was one of the researchers who discovered that gastric ulcers were caused by bacterial infections. He was awarded the Medicine Prize in 2005. Here, he gives his tips on balancing professional and personal life. Listen to Barry Marshall

"Be careful with your time!" Medicine Laureate Oliver Smithies was active in his research on gene modification long after receiving the Nobel Prize in 2007. Here, he shares the secret to arranging your life so that it works well. Listen to Oliver Smithies Oliver Smithies.

Monthly Quiz A rare, unshared prize Of the 211 individuals awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 12 are women. Of them, only one has received an unshared Nobel Prize. Do you know who it is? Make a guess and click to submit your answer.  Barbara McClintock  May-Britt Moser  Youyou Tu

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Science is always wrong: it never solves a problem without creating ten more. (G. B. Shaw)

〈科学〉科学はへマばかりやっている一一科学がひとつ問題を解決すれば、いつでも別の問題が10も持ち上がってくる。

"La ciencia siempre se equivoca. Nunca resuelve un problema sin crear otros diez."

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