1975
David Baltimore – Interview
Interview
Interview transcript Dr Baltimore, you have been an active scientist for close to 40 years. How did it all started; how did you get into science? David Baltimore: I got into science really because of my mother. My mother was an experimental psychologist and she arranged, when I was in high school,…
moreDavid Baltimore – Nobel Lecture
Nobel Prize lecture
Renato Dulbecco – Nobel Lecture
Nobel Prize lecture
Nobel Lecture, December 12, 1975 From the Molecular Biology of Oncogenic DNA Viruses to Cancer Oncogenic viruses, able to elicit tumour formation in animals, have been on the scientific scene for many years. After the early discovery of Ellerman and Bang at the beginning of this century, opened up the field in its second decade…
moreHoward M. Temin – Nobel Lecture
Nobel Prize lecture
Howard M. Temin – Banquet speech
Banquet speech
Howard M. Temin’s speech at the Nobel Banquet, December 10, 1975 Your Majesties, Your Royal Highnesses, Fellow Laureates, Ladies and Gentlemen, Renato Dulbecco, David Baltimore, and I thank you for the great honor you have given to us. This prize is also an honor for our families, for our institutions, and for the citizens of…
moreAndrei Sakharov – Nobel Lecture
Nobel Prize lecture
English Nobel Lecture, December 11, 1975 (Translation) Peace, Progress, Human Rights Honored members of the Nobel Committee, Ladies and Gentlemen. Peace, progress, human rights – these three goals are insolubly linked to one another: it is impossible to achieve one of these goals if the other two are ignored. This is the dominant idea that…
moreEugenio Montale – Bibliography
Bibliography
Works in Italian Ossi di seppia. – Turin : Gobetti, 1925. – Enlarged ed., Turin: Fratelli Ribet, 1928 La Casa dei doganieri e altri versi. – Florence : Vallecchi, 1932 Le occasioni. – Turin : Einaudi, 1939 Finisterre. – Lugano, Switzerland : Collana di Lugano, 1943 La bufera e altro. – Venice : Neri Pozza,…
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