Dr. John Fenn of VCU Department of Chemistry
wins 2002 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his work on electrospray
ionization mass spectrometry of large biomolecules. He shared this Prize
with Koichi Tanaka of Japan and Kurt Wuethrich of Switzerland.
Nobel Prize Party, November 6, 2002
hosted by: The College of Humanities and Sciences
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Dr. Fenn speaks during a
reception.
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With VCU President Dr. Eugene Trani
(left), Chemistry Chair Dr. Hawkridge (middle), and Dr. Stephen
D. Gottfredson (right).
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Dr. Lambert Ngoka, Director of VCU
Mass Spectrometry Resource, with Dr. Fenn and Lt. Col. Ken Woodburn,
Chair of the Department of Military Science and Director of the
U.S. Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) at VCU.
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Chemistry Chair Dr. Fred Hawkridge,
With Dr. Fenn and Dr. Don Shillady of Chemistry Department.
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| Dr. Fenn "kicked over stones" and found electrospray
underneath one of the stones. Here, Dr. Hawkridge presents Dr. Fenn
with the stone. |
Dr. Stephen D. Gottfredson, Dean, College of
Humanities and Sciences, speaks during Nobel prize party. |
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