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Lisa Su says she received the National Medal of Science on 8 October, recognising a career she describes as driven by a passion for semiconductors. It is a notable honour for a leader whose work sits at the heart of modern computing, where the silicon tends to get less applause than the software running on it.
Why it mattersThe award recognises achievement; it does not settle which parts of semiconductor progress deserve the most credit.
Discuss: Should major science honours focus more on individual leaders, or on the teams and institutions behind their work?
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