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Yoshinori Ohsumi, Nobel laureate and specially appointed professor at the Institute of Science Tokyo

Yoshinori Ohsumi Put Nobel Capital Into Basic Research. Autophagy’s Drug Pipeline Still Has to Deliver

Yoshinori Ohsumi's fund is backing young researchers whose work may need years to mature. The latest autophagy drug programmes show why Asia needs capital structures that can absorb scientific uncertainty without confusing a celebrated mechanism with a de-risked market.