The Path to the Nobel Prize - From Childhood Chemistry to Genetic Breakthroughs

Explore the journey of Nobel Prize winner Dr. Richard J. Roberts in this ECE Seminar Series lecture on Modern Artificial Intelligence. Delve into Roberts' life in science, from his childhood fascination with chemistry sets to his groundbreaking work at Sheffield University and Harvard. Learn about his collaborations with influential scientists like Fred Sanger and Jim Watson, and discover the pivotal moments that led to his Nobel Prize-winning research on split genes. Gain insights into Roberts' work at New England Biolabs and his approach to solving complex scientific problems. Understand the role of luck, puzzles, and games in scientific discovery as Roberts shares his experiences and wisdom accumulated throughout his illustrious career.

Introduction
Life in Science
Childhood
Chemistry set
City of Bath
Sheffield University
Harvard
Fred Sanger
Jim Watson
Watson
Amazing
Split genes
Nobel Prize
New England Biolabs
Comb Breaks Complex
The General Problem
Puzzles Games
Luck