Carolyn Bertozzi
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Women who changed science
Experiencing ridicule and exclusion as a student in the 1980s did not stop Carolyn Bertozzi from pursuing her passion – in fact, it spurred her to build an inclusive culture in her own lab. Bertozzi’s Nobel Prize-awarded discovery of bioorthogonal reactions are now used globally to explore cells, track biological processes and improve the targeting of cancer medicines. Read her story.
Carolyn Bertozzi as a young professor at UC Berkeley.
Photo: Courtesy College of Chemistry at UC Berkeley
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