Pushing organocatalysis further
June 2023. Since Benjamin List and David Macmillan received the Nobel Prize for their spearheading research organocatalysis is moving out of the shadows. Maurice Michel has been successfully experimenting with ingenious ideas and techniques to tackle osteosarcoma or inflammation at the Karolinska Institute, Sweden. A dedicated jury selected him for the “Young Investigators Award 2023” sponsored by Eppendorf. But there are significant other interests at play than philanthropy or fascination of science. On living, doing Science in Sweden, and being discovered by industry.Reading time: 26 min
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