Molecular Machines Group:
Program
A group of scientists, funders, and institutional allies who cooperate to advance molecular machines and long-term progress toward atomic precision for applications in energy, medicine, material science, space development. Meetings are private and may be off the record. Those that are recorded can be found in our Seminar summaries page.
UPCOMING PROGRAM
SEMINAR SUMMARIES
Recordings, written summaries and slides of previous keynotes
John Randall, Zyvex Labs
Sergei Kalinin, Center for Nanophase Materials Sciences
Ready for Atomically Precise Manufacturing & Electron Microscopy
Franz Giessibl, Universität Regensburg
Chemical Bonds to Atoms Resolved by Subatomically Resolved Atomic Force Microscopy
Ted Kaehler
Ayusman Sen
Víctor García-López
Alexander Lippert
Bio Inspired Approaches to Molecular Machines
Joe Lyding, Beckman Institute
Leonhard Grill, University of Graz
Silicon-Based Nanotechnology & Manipulating Single Molecules on Surfaces
Dr Anatole von Lilienfeld
Bartosz Grzybowski
Quantum Compound Space & How computers can democratize synthesis, clean chemical wastes and discover new drugs
Off the record
Ravi Pandya, Microsoft Research
Tad Hogg, Institute of Molecular Manufacturing
Molecular Machines: Computing
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Guillaume Vives, Institut Parisien de Chimie Moléculair
Tom Schroeder, Harvard
Molecular Machines: Materials
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William Shih, Harvard University
Fully addressable microstructures self-assembled from crisscrossed DNA-origami slats
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Liang Feng, Northwestern University
Yunyan Qiu, Northwestern University
Artificial Molecular Pumps from Solution to Surfaces
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Ayusman Sen, Pen. State University
Design and Applications of Self-Powered Chemical Nanobots
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Job Boekhoven, Tech. Universität München
Regulating Molecular Assemblies with Chemical Reactions
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Adam Marblestone
Benjamin Reinhardt
Molecular 3D printer Parts and Systems Brainstorm
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Lee Cronin, University of Glasgow
The First Programmable Turing Complete Chemical Computer
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Linda Sapochak, NSF
NSF Division of Materials Research: Where Materials Begin and Society Benefits
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William Shih, Harvard
Lulu Qian, Caltech
Molecular Detection via DNA Nanotech & Neural Nets
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Tina Kaarsberg, DOE
AMO’s Program in Atomically Precise Manufacturing and Nanocarbon Metals
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David Baker, University of Washington
Protein-based Assemblies and Molecular Machines
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James Tour, Rice University
Nicolas Guiseppone, CNRS
Molecular Machines Applied in Medical Treatment | Molecular Machines that Work at all Scales
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David Leigh
Raymond Astumian
Alberto Credi
The Advent of Artificial Molecular Machines
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