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== Conclusion == Dr. Richard Robson’s career embodies the artistry of chemistry — a discipline where geometry meets imagination. By revealing that atoms can form infinite, ordered networks, he provided the foundation for a new generation of '''functional materials''' that could help address humanity’s greatest challenges: energy, environment, and sustainability. From a Melbourne laboratory to the global scientific stage, Robson’s frameworks remind us that '''structure is not only the skeleton of matter — it is the soul of innovation.'''<blockquote>“To build with atoms is to build the future.” — Richard Robson</blockquote>''Sources: [[Reuters]], [[AP]], [[BBC]], [[Nature]], Science Daily, [[Nobel Committee]], [[The Guardian]].''
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