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9/7/20
Hungary: Hungarian researcher wins Körber Prize award for procedure that could cure blindness
An Hungarian researcher has won the Körber Prize for European Science 2020 in Hamburg, Germany, earning him a €1 million ($1.18 million) check in the process.
Botond Roska, who works in the Swiss city of Basel, has uncovered a gene-based therapy that reprograms cells in the human eye so that they can perform the work of the light-sensitive receptors needed for human vision, according to the Körber Foundation that hands out the annual prize. It is hoped the procedure will reactivate the retinas of the blind.
The son of a computer scientist and a pianist, Roska began his career in medicine "after a detour," said Tschentscher. The scientist first studied the cello at the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music in Budapest, but had to give up the instrument following an injury. He then began to pursue medicine and mathematics.
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Hungarian researcher wins award for procedure that could cure blindness | News | DW | 07.09.2020
Botond Roska, who works in the Swiss city of Basel, has uncovered a gene-based therapy that reprograms cells in the human eye so that they can perform the work of the light-sensitive receptors needed for human vision, according to the Körber Foundation that hands out the annual prize. It is hoped the procedure will reactivate the retinas of the blind.
The son of a computer scientist and a pianist, Roska began his career in medicine "after a detour," said Tschentscher. The scientist first studied the cello at the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music in Budapest, but had to give up the instrument following an injury. He then began to pursue medicine and mathematics.
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Hungarian researcher wins award for procedure that could cure blindness | News | DW | 07.09.2020
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11/18/19
The Netherlands: Amsterdam wins prestigious award for circular economy
has won the World Smart City Award for circular
economy. The price was awarded on Wednesday 15 November at the Smart
City Expo World Congress in Barcelona. With the award, the
organization shows it’s appreciation for the pioneering Amsterdam
bprogram for circular economy and for the city’s efforts to develop
policy for urban-level circular economics in several areas: local
production of sustainable and seasonal food, local production of
electricity, reduction of fuel consumption and the improvement of waste
recycling.
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7/24/19
Switzerland: Worlds most innovative country
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https://www.thelocal.ch/20190724/still-on-top-switzerland-names-worlds-most-innovative-country-again
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