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2009 Molecular Frontiers Inquiry Prize winners announced

Jun 04 2009 Latest News

The 2009 Molecular Frontiers Inquiry Prize winners were selected by a jury including Scientific Advisory Board members and one of last year's ten winners, Vladimir Leopards from Boston, USA. The awardees were announced during the Molecular Frontiers Symposium at the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, on June 4. Among the winning questions were "How does our imagination work?", "What are the molecular differences between living and non-living things?" and "What is the origin of chemical chirality?". The winners, five boys and five girls, representing six countries and ranging from 11 to 17 in age, will each receive a certificate, the Molecular Frontiers Inquiry Prize medal and an iPod Touch.

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