Noyori 'deeply moved' to be named Nobel prize laureate

Noyori 'deeply moved' to be named Nobel prize laureate

STOCKHOLM, Sweden - Japanese chemist Ryoji Noyori makes a speech at Stockholm University Dec. 8, saying he is ''deeply moved'' to have been named a joint recipient of this year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Noyori shared the Nobel chemistry prize with two American chemistry researchers -- K. Barry Sharpless and William Knowles. The Nobel prize awards ceremony is scheduled for Dec. 10.

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