2024 Robert Dirks Molecular Programming Prize – Dr. Fan Hong

Posted on April 26, 2024 by Lulu Qian in Dirks Prize: Past Recipients, FNANO Prizes // 0 Comments

The 2024 Robert Dirks Molecular Programming Prize was awarded to Dr. Fan Hong for his work on simulation-based engineering of nuanced regulation and imaging concepts. Fan performed this research as a graduate student at Arizona State University working under the supervision of Prof. Alexander Green and Prof. Hao Yan and in collaboration with Prof. Petr Sulc and as a postdoctoral scholar at Harvard University working under the supervision of Prof. Peng Yin.

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