Japanese chemist Noyori awarded Nobel Prize

Japanese chemist Noyori awarded Nobel Prize

NAGOYA, Japan - Japanese chemist Ryoji Noyori, a Nagoya University professor, smiles at a news conference at the university Oct. 10 after being named the winner of the 2001 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.

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