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China scientists expected to win Nobel Prize (Xinhua) Updated: 2006-03-24 14:08 Members of a Nobel Committee delegation said
Thursday they expect scientists on the Chinese mainland to win the prize in the
future during a forum in Tsinghua University in Beijing.
The delegation, headed by Anders Flodstrom, president of the Royal
Technological Institute of Sweden, made a lecture on the Nobel Prize and
scientific discovery at the forum, telling students of this university about the
history and application requirements of the Nobel prizes.
"A Nobel prize winner should at least have one significant discovery or
invention," said Bertil Fredholm, an academician of the Royal Swedish Academy of
Sciences.
Nobel prize winners are creative, who need a quite free environment that can
stimulate their originality, Fredholm said.
"I believe that graduates of this university will surely win Nobel prize
within 50 years," said Fredholm when answering questions from
students.
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