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Awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1997 with Paul D Boyer, UCL for their elucidation of the enzymatic mechanism underlying the synthesis of adenosine tri phospate (ATP).
A video interview with Sir John Walker recorded in 2006 at the Lindau Meeting of Nobel Prize Winners. Interviewed by Edward Goldwyn.
 | John Walker Part 1: Science Video A science video interview with Nobel Laureate and scientist Sir John Walker recorded in 2006 at the Lindau Meeting of Nobel Prize Winners. Interviewed by ex-BBC producer Edward Goldwyn. |
 | John Walker Part 2: Science Video A science video interview with Nobel Laureate and scientist Sir John Walker recorded in 2006 at the Lindau Meeting of Nobel Prize Winners. Interviewed by ex-BBC producer Edward Goldwyn. |
 | John Walker Part 3: Science Video A science video interview with Nobel Laureate and scientist Sir John Walker recorded in 2006 at the Lindau Meeting of Nobel Prize Winners. Interviewed by ex-BBC producer Edward Goldwyn. |
Links To Other Information:Link to autobiography on the Nobelprize.org websiteIf you enjoyed this video you may be interested in the interview with Fred Sanger
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