Erwin Neher on better European conditions for scientific researchers
16/07/12 13:42 CET
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Is Europe attractive to scientists? Can entertainment, like TV and computer games, be an obstacle to young people developing a scientific mind? Generation Y asked Erwin Neher, winner of the Nobel Prize for Physiology/Medicine.
He says Europe is improving conditions for researchers.
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