Solid-state physicist John B. Goodenough is a 2011 National Medal of Science Laureate

The speaker reflects on their pride in fundamental scientific studies, noting that while such work is appreciated by scientists, it often lacks public recognition unless it leads to financial success. They highlight the importance of having a good partner, colleagues, and a problem that matches one's talents for achieving success. Additionally, they emphasize the role of entrepreneurs in making scientific work famous by turning it into profitable ventures. Finally, the speaker advises finding one's own scientific voice and staying true to it, acknowledging the unpredictability of future outcomes.

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