Karl Deisseroth gana el Nobel de Medicina junto a Hegemann y Nagel | EL PAÍS
Published October 5, 2026
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El científico estadounidense Karl Deisseroth fue galardonado con el Premio Nobel de Medicina 2026, junto a los investigadores alemanes Peter Hegemann y Georg Nagel, por el desarrollo revolucionario de la optogenética. Sus investigaciones pioneras permitieron identificar proteínas fotosensibles y diseñar interruptores b…
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