TANG PRIZE / Tang Prize laureate encourages young scientists to persevere, pursue dreams
09/27/2024 08:32 PM
Research chemist Omar M. Yaghi on Friday encouraged young scientists to bravely pursue their dreams regardless of hardship or challenges, noting that every step forward eventually leads to something extraordinary.
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