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The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced a winner in Stockholm, noting discoveries that enable pharmaceutical manufacturing reactions.

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The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced a winner in Stockholm, noting discoveries that enable pharmaceutical manufacturing reactions.

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Henri B. Kagan Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences

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00:00Henri B. Kagan is involved in the award announcement by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences.1 source
- dw.com
00:00Researchers developed reactions enabling homochirality.1 source
- aninews.in

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Henri B. Kagan
French chemist
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Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
Sweden's national academy of sciences

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