This Thursday, November 30, you’re invited to this double, not-to-be-missed session, starting at 4:00 PM, with Drs. Claudio Acuña and Ignacio Olivares, who will take a deep dive into this year’s Nobel Prizes in Medicine and Physics.
Dr. Acuña, a researcher at the Department of Biology of the Aquaculture Biotechnology Center (CBA) at USACH, will address the distinction awarded to Katalin Karikó and Drew Weissman in his talk “The Story of a Collaboration, a Vaccine, and a Nobel Prize.”
Meanwhile, Dr. Olivares (a researcher at the Department of Physics at USACH) will talk about “Experimental Methods Generating Attosecond Light Pulses for the Study of Electron Dynamics in Matter,” referencing the Nobel Prize in Physics awarded to Pierre Agostini, Ferenc Krausz, and Anne L’Huillier.
– DAY: Thursday, November 30
– LOCATION: Rector Eduardo Morales Santos Research Centers Building (REMS) Auditorium
– TIME: 4:00 PM
We’ll be waiting for you with coffee and cookies to accompany the enriching conversation that happens at the end of the talk.