Nobel Laureate: Young Scientists Should Choose Hard Problems

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Nobel Laureate: Young Scientists Should Choose Hard Problems

Source: Science and Technology Daily | 2025-10-30 10:43:23 | Author: LONG Yun & ZHONG Jianli

During the recent 2025 World Young Scientist Summit in east China's Wenzhou city, Arieh Warshel, the Nobel laureate in chemistry in 2013, advised that young scientists should choose hard problems and have the perseverance to push forward their research.

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