A blonde and a brunette, cute and smiling. Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer A. Doudna, two ladies who look like ordinary friends,  but who together have nothing less than rewritten the code for genome, that is to say, they have developed the technique which cuts and pastes DNA and allows to rewrite the life code. The 2020 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was divided equally between the French biochemist Charpentier and the American chemist Doudna. With their research that makes it possible to modify DNA, they have opened the way to many therapies that were once impossible. Due to the attention that we bring  to women’s creativity in this period we could not overlook this wonderful news that gives top priority to scientific innovation thanks to two fantastic scientists.

A blonde and a brunette, cute and smiling. Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer A. Doudna, two ladies who look like ordinary friends,  but who together have nothing less than rewritten the code for genome, that is to say, they have developed the technique which cuts and pastes DNA and allows to rewrite the life code. The 2020 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was divided equally between the French biochemist Charpentier and the American chemist Doudna. With their research that makes it possible to modify DNA, they have opened the way to many therapies that were once impossible. Due to the attention that we bring  to women’s creativity in this period we could not overlook this wonderful news that gives top priority to scientific innovation thanks to two fantastic scientists.