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Leibniz Prize awarded to RNA researcher Jörg Vogel

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December 12, 2016
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(University of Würzburg) It is considered the German equivalent of the Nobel Prize: the Leibniz Prize awarded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft comes with a €2.5 million cash prize. The 2017 laureates were announced today: Jörg Vogel, an RNA researcher and infection biologist from the University of Würzburg, is one of them.

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