Britons win nobel prize

Two British scientists and an American researcher today won this year’s Nobel Prize for medicine or physiology.

Britons win nobel prize
Mon, 07 Oct, 2002 - 12:02

Two British scientists and an American researcher today won this year’s Nobel Prize for medicine or physiology.

Sydney Brenner and John Sulston and American H Robert Horvitz will share the prize, worth about €1m.

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