New Nobel Lab 360°: Morten Meldal

Published on November 21, 2024

In our newest Nobel Lab 360°, you can take a virtual tour through the lab of 2022 Nobel Laureate – and 1986 Lindau Alumnus! – Morten Meldal at the University of Copenhagen. Learn about his work, team, and passion for building - molecules and instruments, both scientific and musical.

Find the Nobel Lab 360° in the Lindau Mediatheque. 

Nobel Lab 360° is a collaboration with photographer Volker Steger, making the workplaces of more than 20 Nobel Laureates virtually accessible. The 360° panoramic photos taken by photographer Volker Steger depict their labs in great detail; embedded video and audio recordings add to the entertaining and educational experience of a virtual lab tour. 

 

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