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The organization committee of the "Nobel Laureates Beijing Forum 2006" helds a press conference in Beijing on August 24, 2006. The People's Government of Beijing Municipality and the Chinese Academy of Sciences will jointly hold the forum from September 5 to 7. (Photo: Beijing Times)
v Creativity and Enthusiasm Essential for Scientific Progress
"You cannot win a Nobel prize just by keeping your nose to the grindstone, you have to be really interested in the work and be creative," said Mundell.
v Nobel Laureates Discuss Life Science Developments
Seven Nobel laureates and other famous scientists are gathering in Beijing to discuss the latest developments in life science and bio-technology.
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Agenda
Time: form Sep.5th to Sep. 7th, 2006

Theme: "Life Sciences and Human Health"

Topics: innovation and development strategy of science and technology, life science subject development, biological medicine industry
Nobel Laureates
Lee Tsung-Dao: The 1957 Nobel Laureate in Physics
Robert Huber: The 1998 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry
Hartmut Michel: The 1998 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry
Ferid Murad: The 1998 Nobel Laureate in Medicine
Louis J. Ignarro: The 1998 Nobel Laureate in Medicine
Aaron Ciechanover: The 2004 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry
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Opinions
"I hope the Forum will focus 20% on science and 80% on individual life," said Liu Siqi, a professor at the Beijing Genomics Institute of the Chinese Academy of Science (CAS).
"The development of the biotech and pharmaceutical industries in China still lags far behind other countries,"said Sun Zhongsheng, the Director of Behavioral Genetics Center of the Institute of Psychology, CAS.
"Communicating with the masters not only benefits my academic knowledge, but also enlightens the mind," said Zhu Zhen, a researcher at the Institute of Genetics and Developmental Biology, CAS.
Biotech Development in China
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• London Pharma Raises R and D in China
• New Chinese Medicine Promises Hope for Lung Cancer
• Clinical Trials Show Chinese AIDS Vaccine Safe and Possibly Effective
• China Allocates Substantial Funds for Free AIDS Treatment
• Chinese Human Bird Flu Vaccine Tests Safe, Effective
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2005 Nobel Prizes
Archives
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String Theory
Commemorating Environment Day
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