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Did you know physics laureate Didier Queloz doesn't feel like he's working when he's in the lab? Check out this video of @DidierQueloz talking about his philosophy towards work and how a career in science is like running a marathon. #NobelPrize

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@DidierQueloz 🫶🏻

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REHA AJANS🎙️🇹🇷2 years ago

@DidierQueloz I hope it will be nominated for an award

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@DidierQueloz Your Noble peace prize winner. Shame on you.

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