Robert Dirks Molecular Programming Prize 2018 – Dr. Fei Zhang

Posted on September 11, 2018 in News, Past Recipients, Prizes, Robert Dirks Molecular Programming Prize

The 2018 Robert Dirks Molecular Programming Prize was awarded to Dr. Fei Zhang of Arizona State University for her work engineering molecular wireframes with defined vertex angles and edge curvatures and for developing molecular architectures for expressing knots and cages with high crossing number, suggesting a path toward programmable and expressible structural complexity. Fei performed this work as a graduate student and postdoctoral researcher with Dr. Hao Yan at Arizona State University.

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