In this new episode, we discuss a segment of  the work of R.B. Woodward on Cephalosporin C. We read  with emphasis and changes in intonation, this entire Nobel Prize Lecture in Chemistry from December 11, 1965, and we introduce and describe key points associated with the lecture. Woodward was a legend in his own right, having educated and trained some of the most brilliant scientists. He  has made his mark from the Woodward-Hoffman rules to art of organic synthesis.

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The goal is to complement to efforts to show that for the highest feats and intellectual accomplishments, if the necessary hard work is done, we can begin the journey to understanding their work, ideas and accomplishments.