Nadrian Seeman

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Nadrian Seeman was a pioneering chemist and nanotechnologist best known for founding the field of DNA nanotechnology by using DNA to create designed nanoscale structures and devices.

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instanceOf academic
chemist
nanotechnologist
person
academicDegree Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry
PhD in Biochemistry
almaMater University of Chicago NERFINISHED
University of Pittsburgh NERFINISHED
awardReceived ACS Award in Pure Chemistry NERFINISHED
Benjamin Franklin Medal in Chemistry 2016 NERFINISHED
Feynman Prize in Nanotechnology (Experimental) 1995 NERFINISHED
Kavli Prize in Nanoscience 2010 NERFINISHED
Nanoscience Kavli Prize 2010 (shared with Donald Eigler) NERFINISHED
Sidney Farber Award NERFINISHED
birthDate 1945-12-16
birthPlace Chicago, Illinois, United States NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath complications from surgery
citizenship United States of America
deathDate 2021-11-16
doctoralAdvisor Leonard Lerman NERFINISHED
employer New York University NERFINISHED
familyName Seeman NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork DNA nanotechnology
chemistry
nanotechnology
gender male
givenName Nadrian NERFINISHED
hasPublication N. C. Seeman, "DNA in a material world," Nature, 2003 NERFINISHED
N. C. Seeman, "Nucleic acid junctions and lattices," Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1982 NERFINISHED
influenced applications of DNA in molecular computing
applications of DNA in nanorobotics
design of DNA origami and DNA tiles
development of structural DNA nanotechnology
knownFor founding the field of DNA nanotechnology
using DNA to create designed nanoscale structures
using DNA to create nanoscale devices
languageSpoken English
memberOf American Chemical Society NERFINISHED
American Physical Society
name Nadrian C. Seeman NERFINISHED
notableStudent William Shih NERFINISHED
notableWork concept of DNA-based lattices for crystallography
creation of DNA-based nanomechanical devices
development of DNA junctions and DNA tiles
first three-dimensional DNA nanostructures
placeOfDeath New York City
surface form: New York City, New York, United States
positionHeld Professor of Chemistry at New York University
workInstitution New York University Department of Chemistry NERFINISHED

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