2026 Rozenberg Tulip Award – Prof. Rebecca Schulman

Posted on November 8, 2026 by Lulu Qian in DNA Awards, Tulip Award: Past Recipients // 0 Comments

The 2026 Rozenberg Tulip Award was conferred to Rebecca Schulman, Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Johns Hopkins University. For her research achievements in dynamic DNA materials and new molecular means to control matter, her courage and visionary thinking in creating new types of dynamic material systems, and for her extensive contributions to the DNA computing community as leader, mentor, and collaborator.

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About Lulu Qian (97 Articles)