Inside the DNA Machine
July 2022. MRC Scientist Kelly Nguyen wins the prestigious Eppendorf Prize for her work about splicing and telomere biology. At the EMBL ceremony details were provided. In the exclusive interview with B2Bioworld she reveals more. Peter Fruhstorfer, CEO of Eppendorf explains business reasons of Eppendorf to support scientists including prize money who already are publicly funded. Nature Editor Angela Eggleston points to neglected questions in telomerase research.Reading time: 7 min
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