Thomas Lindahl advises young scientists not to give up so easily

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Thomas Lindahl was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2015 for his work on DNA repair mechanisms. While attending the Tencent WE Summit, Lindahl said that it's not easy to mimic what Albert Einstein accomplished. Instead, when encountering unexpected results, Lindahl's advice to young scientists is to find out the reason behind the result, not to "just say it didn't work."

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