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India-born scientist wins 2026 Wolf Chemistry Prize

By Info60 India Desk•Summary of reporting by The New Indian Express•13h ago•0 views•
India-born scientist wins 2026 Wolf Chemistry Prize
India-born scientist Shankar Balasubramanian wins the 2026 Wolf Prize in Chemistry for pioneering low-cost, large-scale DNA sequencing technology.
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