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★约翰·格登2012年10月8日,瑞典卡罗琳医学院在斯德哥尔摩宣布,将2012年诺贝尔生理学或医学奖授予英国科学家约翰·格登和日本科学家山中伸弥,以表彰他们在细胞研究领域的突出贡献,称他们两人“革命性地改变了大家对细胞和生物体的理解”。让人意想不到的是约翰·格登曾是一名很不被看好的差等生。格登15岁时,求学于著名的伊顿公学。当时,他的生物成绩倒数第一,其他科学科目的成绩排名也非常靠后。同学讥笑他为“科学蠢材”。一名老师曾这样评价他:“我相信格登想成为科学家,但以他
★ John Gordon On October 8, 2012, Caroline Medical School of Sweden announced in Stockholm that the 2012 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine will be awarded to British scientist John Gordon and Japanese scientist Yamanaka Yamanaka in recognition of their work in cell research Outstanding contribution, saying the two of them ”revolutionized everyone’s understanding of cells and organisms.“ It is unexpected that John Gordon was a poor student who was not favored. When Gordon was 15, he studied at the prestigious Eton College. At that time, his biological results last first, the results of other science subjects rankings are very dependent. Students laugh at him as ”science blurred.“ A teacher once commented on him: ”I believe Gordon wants to be a scientist, but to him