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AI-generated cover: an old microscope, blank slides and a closed archival file, symbolizing scientific research that received recognition much later; not Peyton Rous’s actual laboratory or records. Prompt: “Photorealistic vertical 4:5 editorial cover about a scientific discovery receiving Nobel recognition decades later. Show an early-20th-century microscope and blank specimen slides in a quiet research laboratory, with a closed 1960s archival award file in the background, suggesting a long interval. No people, no chicken imagery, no virus illustration, no Nobel medal, no readable dates or text, no logos. Generic historical still life, not an actual Peyton Rous scene.” Generated 20 October 2026.

portrait of physicist Paul Dirac, 1933; contextual portrait of a Nobel laureate, not Peyton Rous. Cambridge University, Cavendish Laboratory, via Wikimedia Commons, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Paul_Dirac,_1933,_head_and_shoulders_portrait,_bw.jpg; public domain (anonymous author/copyright expired as stated on file page). Credit: Cambridge University, Cavendish Laboratory / AIP Emilio Segrè Visual Archives, via Wikimedia Commons. Original file, no edits; checked 2026-10-18.

AI-generated symbolic timeline with unnumbered marks between a microscope and a closed file, suggesting a long delay; marks do not encode the exact 50-year interval. Prompt: “Photorealistic vertical 4:5 editorial still life showing a long scientific recognition timeline: an old microscope at the left end of a blank paper timeline, a closed prize file at the far right, many evenly spaced unnumbered marks between. Symbolic visual for a decades-long delay, not a precise chart or specific year record. No readable text, dates, numbers, logos or medals.” Generated 20 October 2026.

оптимізовано з `media/nobel-medal-fleming.jpg`: 1968×1312 px (половина початкової ширини й висоти), JPEG quality 82.

AI-generated symbolic empty chair and closed blank file, illustrating the posthumous-award rule; no deceased person or actual Nobel record is depicted. Prompt: “Photorealistic vertical 4:5 editorial still life illustrating a posthumous award rule: an empty chair beside a closed blank award file and a single desk lamp in a quiet institutional room. Symbolic generic image, no deceased person, no actual Nobel document, no medal, no logos, no names, no readable text. Respectful, subdued, not tragic.” Generated 20 October 2026.

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AI-generated cover: an old microscope, blank slides and a closed archival file, symbolizing scientific research that received recognition much later; not Peyton Rous’s actual laboratory or records. Prompt: “Photorealistic vertical 4:5 editorial cover about a scientific discovery receiving Nobel recognition decades later. Show an early-20th-century microscope and blank specimen slides in a quiet research laboratory, with a closed 1960s archival award file in the background, suggesting a long interval. No people, no chicken imagery, no virus illustration, no Nobel medal, no readable dates or text, no logos. Generic historical still life, not an actual Peyton Rous scene.” Generated 20 October 2026.

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Нобелівська премія іноді визнає відкриття через десятиліття: науковій спільноті потрібен час, щоб перевірити результат і побачити його значення. Наприклад, Пейтон Раус відкрив вірус, що спричиняє пухлини в курей, у 1916 році, а Нобелівську премію з фізіології або медицини отримав у 1966-му. За правилами Фонду Нобеля, чинними з 1974 року, премію зазвичай не присуджують посмертно; виняток — якщо лауреат помер після оголошення нагороди.