2021 Rozenberg Tulip Award – Prof. Chengde Mao

Posted on October 31, 2021 by littleredwritingboston in DNA Awards, Tulip Award: Past Recipients // 0 Comments

The 2021 Rozenberg Tulip Award was conferred to Chengde Mao, Professor of Chemistry, Purdue University, for pioneering contributions to DNA self-assembly, including DNA-directed self-assembly of proteins, DNA nanocages, and DNA nanomachines.

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