Nobel winner Karl Deisseroth's first love was literature

Nobel winner Karl Deisseroth's first love was literature

Karl Deisseroth, the American neuroscientist dubbed the father of optogenetics, has won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. A Stanford psychiatrist and bioengineer, he traces his scientific curiosity to a youthful love of literature and a desire to understand how feelings work. His light-based technique has transformed brain research.

Source: The Print

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