Nobel Prize winner becomes permanent Shanghai resident

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Kurt Wüthrich, a Swiss scientist and the winner of Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2002, has become a permanent resident of Shanghai.

Kurt Wüthrich, Swiss scientist and Nobel Prize winner for Chemistry in 2002, shows his permanent residence card at the Shanghai Exit-Entry Administration Bureau, April 2, 2018. [Photo: Chinanews.com]

Wuthrich earned his Nobel Prize for developing nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy to help ascertain the size and structure of biological macromolecules.

The 79-year-old received his permanent residence card at Shanghai Exit-Entry Administration Bureau on Monday, April 2, 2018.

Wüthrich, who works at Shanghai Science and Technology University, is the first ever Nobel laureate to gain a Chinese permanent residence card, a Chinese green card.

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