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"Exploring the unknown and encountering the unexpected are among the delights of doing science." Listen as chemistry laureate David Baker describes hearing of his co-laureates, Demis Hassabis and John Jumper, for the first time in his 2024 Nobel Prize banquet speech. Read his full speech here:

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