2025 Robert Dirks Molecular Programming Prize – Dr. Constantine Evans

Posted on May 15, 2025 by cwrightc in Dirks Prize: Past Recipients, FNANO Prizes, Robert Dirks Molecular Programming Prize // 0 Comments

The 2025 Robert Dirks Molecular Programming Prize was awarded to Dr. Constantine Evans for his work on pattern recognition via nucleation kinetics of multifarious DNA tile self-assembly. Constantine performed this research as a visiting scholar at the California Institute of Technology working with Prof. Erik Winfree and Prof. Arvind Murugan (University of Chicago) and as a postdoctoral scholar and research fellow at Maynooth University working with Prof. Damien Woods.

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