‘I Don’t Think I’ll Sleep’: Karl Deisseroth Stunned by Late-Night Nobel Call After Working | AE1G

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Nobel Medicine laureate Karl Deisseroth said he was stunned after receiving the middle-of-the-night call informing him of his 2026 prize. “I don’t think I’ll be able to sleep for quite a while,” he joked. Deisseroth also reflected on how his work as a psychiatrist shapes his research into brain disorders and human behavior. For more details, watch our story and subscribe to our channel, DRM News. #KarlDeisseroth #NobelPrize #NobelPrize2026 #MedicineNobel #Optogenetics #Neuroscience #BrainResearch #Psychiatry #Science #Medicine #NobelLaureate #Stanford #ScienceNews #DRMNews ‘I Don’t Think I’ll Sleep’: Karl Deisseroth Reacts to Nobel Prize Call Karl Deisseroth Stunned by Late-Night Nobel Call After Working on Research Paper ‘It’s an Incredible Honour’: Deisseroth Reacts After Winning 2026 Nobel Prize Nobel Winner Deisseroth Says Psychiatry Keeps His Brain Research Grounded RW759205102026RP1 RW756105102026RP1 ---------------------------------------------------------- Welcome to DRM

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