Frances Arnold (Q4273363)

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Nobel prize winning US scientist and engineer (born 1956)
  • Frances H. Arnold
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Frances Arnold
  • Frances Hamilton Arnold
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Frances Arnold
Nobel prize winning US scientist and engineer (born 1956)
  • Frances H. Arnold

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Frances Arnold in 2021 at Caltech 01 (cropped).jpg
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point in time
2021
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name in native language
Frances Arnold (English)
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birth name
Frances Hamilton Arnold (English)
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date of birth
25 July 1956
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stated in
Munzinger Personen
Munzinger person ID
00000031533
retrieved
9 October 2017
subject named as
Frances H. Arnold
spouse
Jay Bailey
end time
1994
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number of children
3
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affiliation string
California Institute of Technology (CALTECH)
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stated in
Davos 2013 Participant List
participant in
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2013
subject named as
Frances Arnold
represents
California Institute of Technology
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stated in
Davos 2013 Participant List
object stated in reference as
Frances Arnold - Dick and Barbara Dickinson Professor of Chemical Engineering and Biochemistry - California Institute of Technology (CALTECH)
award received
National Medal of Technology and Innovation
point in time
2011
award rationale
For pioneering research on biofuels and chemicals that could lead to the replacement of pollution-generating materials. [9] (English)
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reference URL
https://www.nationalmedals.org/laureates
Charles Stark Draper Prize
point in time
2011
award rationale
for the individual contributions to directed evolution, a process which allows researchers to guide the creation of certain properties in proteins and cells. This technique has been used in food ingredients, pharmaceuticals, toxicology, agricultural products, gene delivery systems, laundry aids, and biofuels (English)
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Nobel Prize in Chemistry
point in time
2018
together with
Greg Winter
George Smith
for work
directed evolution
award rationale
for the directed evolution of enzymes (English)
för riktad evolution av enzymer (Swedish)
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reference URL
https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/chemistry/2018/summary/
retrieved
4 October 2018
Raymond and Beverly Sackler Prize in Convergence Research
point in time
2017
award rationale
For her pioneering directed molecular evolution strategies, used worldwide to optimize the functions of enzymes and to engineer cells to produce biofuels and chemicals from renewable resources. (English)
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reference URL
https://www.nasonline.org/programs/awards/sackler-prize-convergence.html
social media followers
35,505
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153324320
point in time
4 January 2021
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point in time
19 April 2020
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point in time
27 February 2022
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153324320
point in time
31 March 2022
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54,124
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153324320
point in time
6 February 2023
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Commons category
Frances Arnold
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Identifiers

ISNI
0000000056367339
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J9U ID
987007455927205171
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Academic Tree ID
61791
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CiNii Research ID
1140563741715308800
subject named as
Arnold, Frances H.
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DBLP author ID
121/9118
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KBR person ID
14456076
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MR Author ID
781585
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National Inventors Hall of Fame ID
frances-arnold
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reference URL
https://www.invent.org/inductees/frances-arnold
title
NIHF Inductee Frances Arnold Pioneered Directed Evolution (English)
retrieved
4 February 2022
Nobel Laureate API ID
963
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Prabook ID
812592
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