The Odds Are Really Against You - Elizabeth Blackburn Discusses The Nobel Prize

"The odds are really against you" - Elizabeth Blackburn discusses the Nobel Prize

“If you fail, is it really a failure?” – Nobel Laureate Elizabeth Blackburn

“It’s actually okay to be tired” – Nobel Laureate Elizabeth Blackburn

"I had this strong sense, there's really something here" - Nobel Laureate Elizabeth Blackburn

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The science of cells that never get old | Elizabeth Blackburn

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“That’s not a healthy environment” – Nobel Laureate Elizabeth Blackburn on competition

Elizabeth Blackburn explains how she learnt to give a good talk

What do you do when things aren't working? Nobel Laureate Elizabeth Blackburn

Elizabeth Blackburn describes her love of being stretched by really good people

"Chronological age is just a rough guideline." Nobel Laureate Elizabeth Blackburn

Elizabeth Blackburn, Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2009: Learning throughout your career

“I asked my neighbours ‘Did you think we murdered somebody?’” Nobel Laureate Elizabeth Blackburn

Researchers need to be resilient and opportunistic - Elizabeth Blackburn, Nobel Laureate

Elizabeth Blackburn Interview: A Scientist's Path to the Nobel Prize

"I read about Marie Curie" Elizabeth Blackburn, Nobel Laureate

"We all wish for certain results" Nobel Laureate, Elizabeth Blackburn

Nobel Laureate Elizabeth Blackburn on Restoring Trust in Science

Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings

Elizabeth Blackburn, 2009 Nobel Laureate in Physiology or Medicine

Why did Nobel Laureate Elizabeth Blackburn study biology?