The article also describes how he nearly became a basketball coach instead of a scientist, his recent winning of the research prize from the Fundación Princesa de Girona, and how he started working in the field of nanorobots while in Tsukuba, Japan, concluding with his decision to come back. “In Spain there has been no respect for science in recent years, but despite the crisis, IBEC has established itself as a centre of international prestige,” Samuel is quoted as saying.
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