# Peter Agre
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peter agre (born January 30, 1949) is an American physician, Nobel Laureate, and molecular biologist, Bloomberg Distinguished Professor at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, and director of the Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute. In 2003, Agre and Roderick MacKinnon shared the 2003 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for "discoveries concerning channels in cell membranes." Agre was recognized for his discovery of aquaporin water channels. Aquaporins are water-channel proteins that move water molecules through the cell membrane.
A Time for Celebration: Adam Smith reveals what really gets our laureates celebrating
In this special bonus episode of Nobel Prize Conversations, we shine a light on the many ways achievements in science are celebrated — from quiet late-night breakthroughs in the lab to the glittering applause of the Nobel Prize award ceremony. Host Karin Svensson speaks with Adam Smith, Chief Scien…
Can Science Save Our Addiction To Politics Dr Peter Agre Steps Through The Red And Blue Tape
In CAN SCIENTISTS SUCCEED WHERE POLITICIANS FAIL? Nobel laureate Peter Agre, MD, recounts his journey from a physician-scientist specializing in malaria research to a leading voice for scientific collaboration and consensus across nations, regardless of ideological and political divisions. Using me…
Nobel Laureate Peter Agre: Why Scientists Must succeed Where Politicians Fail
A Nobel laureate on why we should sometimes trust scientists, and not politicians, to fix the future
Peter Agre won the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 2003, but he’s not interested in playing God. Or even know-it-all. “When Nobel Prize winners start predicting what the stock market would do, or who’s…
Can Scientists Succeed Where Politicians Fail? A Conversation with Nobel Laureate Peter Agre
What role can scientists play when politics reaches a standstill?
In this episode, Tricia Friedman speaks with Nobel Prize–winning scientist Peter Agre about his extraordinary second career in science diplomacy—a path that took him from the laboratory into conversations with presidents, prime mini…
Can Scientists Succeed Where Politicians Fail?: A Talk with Dr. Peter Agre
Join us for an interview with Dr. Peter Agre, Bloomberg Distinguished Professor at Johns Hopkins University and Nobel laureate. A former President of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), Dr. Agre has served as a science diplomat promoting international cooperation, includ…
EP 936 How Important Are Scientists to Public Policy?
If you think about it virtually all major public policy issues involve the application of science. How do we deal with global warming? What limits can we put on the development of nuclear capability from a rogue nation that we are able to drag to a bargaining table? How do we get consensus on a…
EP10 Can Scientists Succeed Where Politicians Fail? Featuring Dr. Peter Agre
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Science Diplomacy takes center stage in this episode of The Global Lens, where Nobel Laureate Dr. Peter Agre of Johns Hopkins University reflects on how scientific collaboration can advance international relations in ways politics cannot. Through his remarkable experiences in global engage…
Can Scientists Succeed Where Politicians Fail? A Conversation with Nobel Laureate Peter Agre
What role can scientists play when politics reaches a standstill?
In this episode, Tricia Friedman speaks with Nobel Prize–winning scientist Peter Agre about his extraordinary second career in science diplomacy—a path that took him from the laboratory into conversations with presidents, prime mini…
#025 Peter Agre on Science as a Social Endeavor, How Scientists Can Succeed Where Politicians Fail, and the Current Climate for Science Diplomacy
Peter Agre, MD, is a physician, molecular biologist, and Nobel Laureate in Chemistry (2003) whose discovery of aquaporin water-channel proteins transformed our understanding of how water moves through cell membranes. He is also a passionate advocate of global health, malaria research and holds the …
#25 Peter Agre on Science as a Social Endeavor, How Scientists Can Succeed Where Politicians Fail, and the Current Climate for Science Diplomacy
Peter Agre, MD, is a physician, molecular biologist, and Nobel Laureate in Chemistry (2003) whose discovery of aquaporin water-channel proteins transformed our understanding of how water moves through cell membranes. He is also a passionate advocate of global health, malaria research and holds the …
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