Nobel Laureate on Global Epidemic Prevention: Science is not the most important thing for political sharing and cooperation

The outbreak of neo-crown pneumonia has become the most serious global public health emergency facing mankind since the end of World War II.
virus, which does not know its borders, is a common enemy of mankind.
outbreak, scientists from several countries have called for greater global cooperation to work together to respond to the outbreak.
In the special program of CCTV News' new media, "Future Big Guess 2020", 2006 Nobel Prize winner Roger Kornberg, 1996 Nobel Prize winner in physiology or medicine Peter Duhti, Chinese Academy of Sciences academician Rao Zi and Professor Xie Xiaoliang of Peking University Li Zhaoji once again jointly advocated that science is international and that it is in everyone's interest to strengthen global cooperation in the development and treatment of new crown pneumonia drugs and vaccines.
2006 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry, Roger Kornberg: International cooperation is not only very important, but also a wide range of exploration.
clinical studies are conducted in multiple countries and on all continents, whether they are ongoing or in a variety of ways, including antibodies, vaccines, and drugs.
every university and research institution is doing virus research, and the information is made public, researchers from all over the world can get it at any time, which speeds up the research, and this form of international cooperation is very effective.
all my colleagues here today understand this and therefore emphasize the international nature of science.
science is not politics, scientists are not bounded by state, ideology or any boundaries and need to work together.
scientists cooperate with colleagues from all over the world in the spirit of friendly cooperation.
, a member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences: I have a history of international cooperation.
we have measured the protein structure of some of the new coronavirus and shared the information with universities and research institutions around the world.
We have found six of the most effective molecules in more than 10,000 compounds, and now the results have been published, one of which has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and is conducting phase II clinical trials in the U.S., as well as clinical trials in the U.S., where drug information can be found on the official website.
sharing and cooperation of information is of the importance.
science has no borders, and this outbreak has no borders, and fighting it requires a global effort.
Duhti, winner of the 1996 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine: China has done a very good job in public health, and Australia has followed China's example and handled the outbreak well.
that China should continue to do this, continue to do research on new drugs and vaccine development, and maintain cooperation between the two sides.
China has always been a very good player in the international scientific community and we have been working with China.
the world, we all need to work hard to develop vaccines and drugs that can help kick-start trade and get our lives back on track, which is in everyone's interest.
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