Prof. Nadrian Seeman, NYU, USA, awarded the 2016 Franklin Award in chemistry

Posted on November 12, 2012 by Lulu Qian in News // 0 Comments

New York University chemist Nadrian Seeman has been awarded the 2016 Franklin Award in chemistry for his pioneering work in founding the field of DNA nanotechnology. (click here to read the announcement on NYU’s website)

New York University chemist Nadrian Seeman has been awarded the 2016 Franklin Award in chemistry for his pioneering work in founding the field of DNA nanotechnology.

The Institute recognized Seeman for “his conceptualization and demonstration that DNA can be used as a construction material that can spontaneously form sub-microscopic structures of diverse shapes and functions, with potential applications in disease treatment, mechanics, and computation.”

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New York University chemist Nadrian Seeman has been awarded the 2016 Franklin Award in chemistry for his pioneering work in founding the field of DNA nanotechnology. (click here to read the announcement on NYU’s website)

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