Past Award Recipients

For groundbreaking contributions to the understanding and control of viral protein structure that have led to the development of vaccines.

For fundamental contributions to the atomic-level understanding of neuronal proteins that bind bioactive molecules.

For groundbreaking contributions to the creation of materials for a sustainable world.

For innovative methods to understand how cells repair their DNA and maintain integrity of genetic information.

For his seminal work discovering kinase domains with novel activities.

For important contributions in selective functionalization of hydrocarbons.

For fundamental contributions in crystal engineering and the design of porous catalysts.

For important contributions to understanding the mechanism by which microbial pathogens cause human infectious disease.

For important contributions to the chemistry of colloidal nanocrystals and novel nanomaterials.

For his creative application of chemistry to the design and development of new materials and processes of great value to society.

For important contributions in plasmonic nanomaterials.

For his insightful characterization of metabolic cycles and how they influence cell growth and other fundamental processes in yeast..

For his groundbreaking contributions in transition metal-based catalysis.

For groundbreaking and numerous contributions in organometallic and organofluorine chemistry.

For his innovative work on carbon nanotubes, nanophotonics and membrane biophysics.

For her rigorous and creative research in the field of bacterial pathogenic signaling.

For her fundamental contributions to the understanding of the molecular biophysics of protein dynamics.

For his innovative work on determining three-dimensional structures of molecular chaperones and multi-component protein assemblies involved in transcription regulation.

For his contributions to the synthesis of biologically important molecules.

For his important contributions to the interdisciplinary field of biological surface chemistry.

For his discovery of an unanticipated regulatory role for protein ubiquitination in signal transduction.

For his contributions to biochemistry, biophysics and structural biology.

For his work in the field of biochemistry, especially concerning the understanding of the process of apoptosis.

For his work in the field of inorganic chemistry, especially in the formation of inorganic-organic hybrid materials.