Dominant angle identified — does not reflect unanimity of this country’s media
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Laboratory Tool and Discovery Genesis · 5 of 20 countries
Pretoria takes away from this Nobel a chain of fundamental research, from the Chlamydomonas algae to laboratories around the world, and puts a price on the award in rands.
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TimesLIVE · Business Day
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National Anchoring and Local Expertise · 4 of 20 countries
Berlin is first to reap the reward of a fundamental research project born out of a green algae, led by two German researchers from Humboldt and Wurtzbourg.
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DW German · Tagesschau · ZEIT Online +1
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Therapeutic Promise · 9 of 20 countries
Buenos Aires sees this Nobel as a medical promise for the brain: the Argentine press explains optogenetics, a neuron switch, and its potential avenues against Parkinson's, epilepsy, and depression.
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Clarín · Ambito · Perfil
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Laboratory Tool and Discovery Genesis · 5 of 20 countries
Canberra takes note of the Nobel Prize in Medicine, the laboratory tool: a light switch for neurons, born from a green alga, presented as a new era for neuroscience.
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ABC News Australia · PerthNow
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Therapeutic Promise · 9 of 20 countries
Brussels retains from the Nobel the therapeutic hope: the "light switch" of neurons sheds light on depression, addiction, and retinal diseases, with an expert from KU Leuven as a guarantee.
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La Libre Belgique · VRT NWS NL
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Laboratory Tool and Discovery Genesis · 5 of 20 countries
Ottawa recalls from the Nobel Prize in Medicine the journey of a tool: from a pond algae observed by a biophysicist to a method that allows questioning the living brain.
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Globe and Mail · CBC News
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Therapeutic Promise · 9 of 20 countries
Bogotá retains from this Nobel the clinical promise: to turn on and off neuronal circuits with light in order to better understand memory, addiction, Parkinson's and epilepsy.
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El Colombiano · La República · Portafolio
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Portrait of the American Laureate · 2 of 20 countries
Seoul retains from this Nobel the therapeutic promise of optogenetics, from vision restored to the blind to hope against autism and depression, and recounts it above all through its laureates.
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Korea Herald · Korea Times
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Laboratory Tool and Discovery Genesis · 5 of 20 countries
The United States retains from the Nobel a tool to pierce the brain: optogenetics, driven by a Stanford researcher and years of American public funding.
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NPR · Time · HuffPost World +1
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National Anchoring and Local Expertise · 4 of 20 countries
Helsinki hails optogenetics as a revolution in neuroscience tools, explained from green algae to laboratories, in the words of a Finnish researcher.
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YLE Uutiset · Iltalehti · MTV Uutiset
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Therapeutic Promise · 9 of 20 countries
Paris takes away from this Nobel the therapeutic promise of optogenetics, from brain mapping to vision restoration, with an emphasis on the clinical trial conducted in part at the Institute of Vision.
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Le Monde · RFI · HuffPost France +1
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Laboratory Tool and Discovery Genesis · 5 of 20 countries
Rome sees this Nobel as the consecration of a tool: optogenetics, the "switch" that allows for the activation and deactivation of specific neurons with light.
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La Repubblica · ANSA · Panorama
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Therapeutic Promise · 9 of 20 countries
Mexico City retains the 2026 Nobel Prize for the "light switch" that controls neurons and explains the formation of memories, emotions, and brain disorders.
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El Financiero · Vanguardia MX
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Therapeutic Promise · 9 of 20 countries
Islamabad takes note of the therapeutic promise of optogenetics from this Nobel, presented by the Pakistani press as a lead against dementia, depression, and blindness.
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Geo News · ARY News · Business Recorder
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Therapeutic Promise · 9 of 20 countries
Lima retains from the Nobel Prize in Medicine the therapeutic promise of optogenetics: a method to decipher the mysteries of the brain, already tested to restore vision to partially sighted individuals.
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Gestión · Andina
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Therapeutic Promise · 9 of 20 countries
London takes from the Nobel in optogenetics a promise of brain mapping, from memory to psychiatric disorders, with the restoration of sight as the first cited clinical application.
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BBC · The Independent
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Portrait of the American Laureate · 2 of 20 countries
Belgrade remembers the Nobel Prize in Medicine for the portrait of a Stanford laureate interrupting congratulations to prepare his children's snack, more than the medical scope of optogenetics.
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N1 Serbia · Politika · Beta
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National Anchoring and Local Expertise · 4 of 20 countries
Stockholm retains from this Nobel the therapeutic promise of optogenetics for depression, epilepsy, and vision, while recalling that no human application has yet been established outside of ophthalmology.
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Dagens Nyheter · Svenska Dagbladet · Expressen +2
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National Anchoring and Local Expertise · 4 of 20 countries
Bern notes that this Nobel Prize highlights the long journey of basic research, from algae to neurons, and slips in a local reference: two of the laureates had already been distinguished by the Louis-Jeantet Foundation.
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Le Temps · SRF News
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Therapeutic Promise · 9 of 20 countries
Montevideo retains from this Nobel the therapeutic promise: a light technique that illuminates the brain's circuits and could, one day, treat Parkinson's, epilepsy, or blindness.
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Subrayado · La Diaria · El Observador
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