Many of the greatest scientific leaps in history were unplanned and unexpected, not the result of applied or agenda-driven scientific research but of curiosity-driven research in which scholars follow their curiosity where it leads them. Curiosity-driven research not only expands our understanding of the world, it underpins virtually all applied research, innovation, and technological development. When researchers in Yale’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences follow their curiosity, it takes them down

"Here we are 100 years later making use of these chemistries in ways that we hope will benefit human health." In her #NobelPrize lecture earlier today Carolyn Bertozzi spoke about how her work builds on curiosity-driven research, and how important that type of research can be for our futures. Watch her full lecture: https://bit.ly/3UHy9nu | Nobel Prize

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