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The Nobel Gamble: How Hermann Muller Bypassed Peer Review to Win Science's Highest Honor

The dramatic story behind Hermann Muller's race for discovery and the ethical questions that still haunt science today

Benjamin Bennett
Nov 13, 2025

The 1908 Nobel Prize: The Battle for Immunity

Explore the story of Ilya Mechnikov and Paul Ehrlich, whose competing theories of cellular and humoral immunity earned them the 1908 Nobel Prize and founded modern immunology.

Christian Bailey
Nov 02, 2025

From Street Child to Nobel Laureate: The Revolutionary Gene-Targeting Work of Mario Capecchi

Explore Mario Capecchi's remarkable journey from homeless child to Nobel laureate and his groundbreaking gene-targeting research that revolutionized genetics.

Caleb Perry
Oct 31, 2025

When Nobel Laureates Go Rogue: The Curious Case of Nobelitis

Exploring the phenomenon of Nobelitis - when Nobel laureates embrace pseudoscientific ideas later in life

Isaac Henderson
Oct 28, 2025

The Security Guards Within: How New Nobel Prize-Winning Discoveries Revolutionized Our Understanding of the Immune System

Explore the groundbreaking discovery of regulatory T cells and how they maintain immune balance, earning the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.

Allison Howard
Oct 28, 2025

Nobel Prize for NO: The Gas That Revolutionized Medicine

Discover how nitric oxide (NO), a simple toxic gas, earned the 1998 Nobel Prize in Medicine for its role as a critical biological messenger regulating blood vessel dilation and more.

Madelyn Parker
Oct 25, 2025

The 2009 Nobel Prize: Unlocking the Secrets of Cellular Aging and Immortality

Discover how the 2009 Nobel Prize revealed telomeres and telomerase - the cellular mechanisms protecting our chromosomes and influencing aging and cancer.

Harper Peterson
Oct 15, 2025

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