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University installs kiosks to showcase Nobel-prize winner's work
December 14, 2008
(Salt Lake City) Deseret News: The University of Utah is using kiosks to bring the Nobel-prize winning work of Mario R. Capecchi into communities statewide. The university has created five kiosks that feature explanations of Capecchi's work in gene targeting, which last year was awarded the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine. The interactive kiosk also features snippets of the award ceremony and other festivities in Stockholm last year, when the Nobels were presented.
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