'My ambition? Another Nobel prize' says chemistry laureate


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2020 Nobel Chemistry Prize laureate Emmanuelle Charpentier isn't content with one Nobel prize; she's gunning for another. Photos: AFP

Winning the Nobel prize is often the peak of professional achievement, but chemistry laureate Emmanuelle Charpentier, who received the coveted award this week, has her sights set on repeating her success.

Speaking ahead of Thursday's live-streamed ceremony crowning the Nobel awards week, replacing the usual lavish royal banquet in Stockholm, the 51-year-old French geneticist described winning the prize as "life-changing" but said she still had many ambitions.

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