Richard Axel
Richard Axel is a prominent American neuroscientist who won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 2004, alongside Linda B. Buck, for their groundbreaking work on the olfactory system. He serves as the director of the Mind, Brain, and Behavior Institute at Columbia University, where he explores the neurological underpinnings of the human experience.
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Richard Axel announced his resignation as co-director of a neuroscience institute at Columbia University.
Epstein files, «svaniti» i documenti su una donna che accusava Trump: «Diceva di essere stata molestata quando era minorenne»
Italy· 2026-02-26
Dr Richard Axel, a molecular biologist and Nobel laureate, has announced that he is stepping down as the leader of a prestigious neuroscience institute at Columbia University over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
Neuroscientist resigns from Columbia amid revelations about Epstein ties | Columbia University
United Kingdom· 2026-02-26
Richard Axel won the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 2004 for his research on the olfactory system.
«La formula (e il mistero) della creatività»- Corriere.itItaly· 2025-06-22
