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Biotech's Glowing Breakthrough
Wins Nobel Prize
Read
the Forbes.com article on the awarding of the Nobel Prize
for GFP
"William
Ward, a professor at Rutgers University, had spent a decade
becoming
one of the world's experts on GFP and the Aequoria jellyfish".
Matthew Herper, 10-08-08 Forbes.com
Dr.
Bill Ward, founder and president of Brighter Ideas, and
world expert in bioluminescence,
has devoted 35 years pursuing basic research on GFP. His
work, and that of a score of other
biochemists, has provided the groundwork upon which the
Nobel prize-winning research is based. |
