Nobel laureate chemist Mario Molina, above and at right, visited 3M on Wednesday for its Nobel Prize Inspiration Initiative. Joining Molina above, from left, were Mattias Fyrenius, CEO of Nobel Media, Inge Thulin, 3M CEO, and John Banovetz, 3M chief technology officer. On Thursday, the program continued at the U and the Science Museum of Minnesota.
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