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Eppendorf Award Winner 2020 Randall Platt: Hijacking the CRISPR System to Create ‘Living Diagnostics’

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Eppendorf Award Winner 2020 Randall Platt: Hijacking the CRISPR System to Create ‘Living Diagnostics’

03 Sep, 2020

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In a new Nature podcast, Eppendorf Award winner 2020 Randall Platt talks to science writer Geoff Marsh about his award-winning work on creating a ‘molecular recorder’. Randall Platt is Assistant Professor in both the Department of Biosystems Science and Engineering at ETH Zurich, and the Department of Chemistry at the University of Basel.

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