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CEN's 2020 Trailblazers
Frances Arnold: Directed-evolution pioneer
Carolyn Bertozzi: Glycoscience revolutionary
Samantha Du: Setting new standards for biotechs in Asia
Naomi Halas: Nanotech guru
Paula Hammond: Drug-delivery maven
Yamuna Krishnan: Developing DNA nanodevices to track and fight disease
Olga Malinkiewicz: Making good on the promise of perovskites
Mariana Matus: Combating the opioid epidemic with wastewater data
Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw: One of the world’s most powerful businesspeople
Erika Milczek: Replacing banned chemicals in consumer products
Amy Prieto: Building a better, safer battery
Sarah Richardson: Engineering wild microbes to produce useful chemicals
Amy Ripka: Taking a new approach to drugging neuro diseases
Cristina Sáenz de Pipaón: Trapping carbon dioxide with innovative membranes
Miranda Wang and Jeanny Yao: Aiming to make high-performance treasure from plastic trash
The women of CRISPR
Keeping up with Jennifer Doudna
Entrepreneurship 101: Jennifer Doudna’s top tips for success
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Gene Editing
Movers And Shakers
A day with Jennifer Doudna: Trying to keep up with one of the world’s most sought-after scientists
The gene-editing tool CRISPR-Cas9 rerouted Doudna’s career path. What hasn’t changed for the renowned scientist and serial entrepreneur? Living and breathing the science
by Lisa M. Jarvis
March 8, 2020
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Volume 98, Issue 9
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