Nobel Prize-winning scientist Aziz Sancar shared his happiness over the transformation of his childhood home in Savur, Mardin, into a museum and library.
Nobel Prize-winning scientist Aziz Sancar stated that turning his childhood home in Mardin Savur into a museum and library was an indescribable happiness for him and wished it to be an inspiration to young people.
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The house in Savur district of Mardin, where Nobel Prize-winning scientist Aziz Sancar spent his childhood, was converted into a museum and library.
Sancar, in his post on the social media platform of the US-based company
In his post titled "From Savur to Nobel, from Nobel to future generations", Sancar noted the following:
"It is an indescribable happiness for me that our house in Savur, where my childhood memories are hidden, has turned into a museum and library. It is very valuable that this house, where my science journey began, will now host the dreams of our young people. I have always maintained my connection to my country throughout my journey from Savur to Istanbul, from there to America and Nobel. The love and hospitality shown by my fellow citizens at the opening made me very happy. I hope this museum and library will inspire young people all over Türkiye. Kültür, who contributed to this valuable work, "I would like to wholeheartedly thank the Ministry of Tourism, Mardin Governorship, all relevant public institutions, Aziz&Gwen Sancar Foundation Board members, Sancar Laboratory team, our foundation volunteers and everyone who contributed."

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