Feynman Prize 2006 — Theory
Failed source check$5K
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Recipient
Erik Winfree, Paul W.K. Rothemund
Date
Oct 2006
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[Nanotechnology (Theory)] Theory and experimental demonstration of DNA computing and DNA origami — folding long single-stranded DNA into arbitrary two-dimensional shapes using short staple strands. The only team to win both Theory and Experiment prizes in the same year. Institution(s): California Institute of Technology.
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