2021 Nobel prize in chemistry goes to asymmetric organocatalysis

Jeyla Aliyeva
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David MacMillan and Benjamin List have been awarded the Nobel prize for the development of asymmetric organocatalysis, Report informs, citing the website of the Nobel Committee.

The awarding ceremony will be held online, like in the previous year.

Along with the Novel prize and diploma, the laureates will also get 10 million Krones.

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