👓 A 2017 Nobel laureate says he left science because he ran out of money and was fed up with academia | QZ

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Jeffrey Hall, a retired professor at Brandeis University, shared the 2017 Nobel Prize in medicine for discoveries elucidating how our internal body clock works. He was honored along with Michael Young and his close collaborator Michael Roshbash. Hall said in an interview from his home in rural Maine that he collaborated with Roshbash because they shared...
This is an all-too-often heard story. The difference is that now a Nobel Prize winner is telling it about himself!

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