On 4 June 2017 Bob Dylan recorded his Nobel Lecture in Los Angeles, California. Listen to the audio here and read the lecture at NobelPrize.org. Bob Dylan was awarded the 2016 Nobel Prize in Literature "for having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition”. | Nobel Prize

“The code of life is like Beethoven’s Symphony - it’s intricate, it’s beautiful. But we don’t know how to write like that.” In her 2018 Nobel Lecture Frances Arnold explained how nature’s process - evolution - helped her in the lab. Stay tuned at the beginning of December to hear this year's Nobel Lectures from our 2020 laureates. | Nobel Prize

“I guess I'd have to start with Buddy Holly.” Listen to Bob Dylan's full Nobel Prize lecture, recorded on 4 June 2017. Dylan was awarded the 2016 Nobel Prize in Literature. | Nobel Prize

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