Optogenetics: Nobel Prize in Medicine for the Light Switch in the Brain
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Peter Hegemann, Georg Nagel, and Karl Deisseroth have received the Nobel Prize in Medicine for developing optogenetics. This method allows nerve cells to be controlled using light, based on the discovery of light-sensitive proteins in green algae. Optogenetics serves as a tool for brain research and holds potential for future therapies.
Source: tagesschau.de
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