Nobel Prize in Medicine: Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel honoured for optogenetics
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SwitzerlandBern 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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BelgiumBrussels 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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the narrative highlights the link between the prize and the Louis-Jeantet Foundation, established in Switzerland, among the elements of the winners' careers.
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SRF expresses the endowment in Swiss francs alongside Swedish crowns.
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BelgiumTherapeutic framework
La Libre mentions degenerative retinal diseases in its title, while the cited Nobel jury talks about neuroscience.
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La Libre first presents optical coherence tomography before mentioning optogenetics.