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The Kavli Prize

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The Kavli Prize recognizes scientists for breakthrough discoveries in #astrophysics, #nanoscience and #neuroscience – the big, the small and the complex.

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Congratulations to 2024 Kavli Prize Laureate Armand Paul Alivisatos, President of The University of Chicago! He pioneered the use of semiconductor nanocrystals for biological imaging by tailoring them through surface functionalization. #kavliprize2024

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Congratulations to 2024 Kavli Prize Laureate Nancy Kanwisher @[email protected]! She pioneered the establishment of the functional region of interest (fROI) approach to localize the fusiform face area (FFA) in humans using fMRI. #kavliprize2024

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Did you enjoy this week's Clear+Vivid chat between @AlanAlda & 2024 The Kavli Prize winners - Chad Mirkin and Robert Langer? (The Kavli Foundation) Available now wherever you listen: bit.ly/3XpxgoR After production costs, all proceeds of Clear+Vivid go to The The Alda Center.🗣️💙

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Congratulations to 2024 Kavli Prize Laureate David Charbonneau! He pioneered the application of space-based observatories to perform the first studies of the atmospheres of giant extrasolar planets. #kavliprize2024

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Congratulations to 2024 Kavli Prize Laureate Doris Tsao! She combined functional imaging and recording from individual brain cells in macaque monkeys to reveal a six-region system that compiles facial information into a complete picture. #kavliprize2024

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Kavli Prize Laureate David Charbonneau’s scientific beginning meant looking for evidence of exoplanets inside a wooden shed nightly, until he proved the existence of a hot Jupiter. Take David’s story of persistence a sign to keep pursuing your ideas. kavliprize.org/david-charbonn…

Kavli Prize Laureate David Charbonneau’s scientific beginning meant looking for evidence of exoplanets inside a wooden shed nightly, until he proved the existence of a hot Jupiter.

Take David’s story of persistence a sign to keep pursuing your ideas.

kavliprize.org/david-charbonn…
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Congratulations to 2018 Kavli Prize Nanoscience Laureate Jennifer Doudna for her recognition as one of Fast Company's ten most innovative people of the last ten years! fastcompany.com/91166495/intro… #nanoscience #CRISPR #KavliPrize #geneediting

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Who has made the biggest impact on your professional life? For Kavli Prize Laureate Chad Mirkin, two professors taught him foundational skills he used in the rest of his career. Tag someone who has been an instrumental person in your life. kavliprize.org/chad-mirkin-au…

Who has made the biggest impact on your professional life?

For Kavli Prize Laureate Chad Mirkin, two professors taught him foundational skills he used in the rest of his career.

Tag someone who has been an instrumental person in your life. 

kavliprize.org/chad-mirkin-au…
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For Kavli Prize Laureate Paul Alivisatos, a single experiment with metal atoms he did in a physical chemistry class in the Harper Library at the University of Chicago inspired him to become a nanoscientist. Can you trace your interest in your work back to a single moment?

For Kavli Prize Laureate Paul Alivisatos, a single experiment with metal atoms he did in a physical chemistry class in the Harper Library at the University of Chicago inspired him to become a nanoscientist.

Can you trace your interest in your work back to a single moment?
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30 years ago, I interviewed Bob Langer at MIT for a famous BBC film about a mouse with an ear attached. I thought he was the smartest person I’d ever met. He’s just won the The Kavli Prize for nanoscience and joyously I’m in Oslo talking to him once again.