Prof. Roger Kornberg
Roger Kornberg is an American biochemist credited with major discoveries that underlie the central dogma of molecular biology. He elucidated the tight packaging structures of DNA within chromosomes, and revealed the molecular machinery responsible for the first step in the pathway of gene expression and received a Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2006.
World Governments Summit 2024
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12 Feb 12:30 - 14:302.3 e& HallRoundtable Meetings
Scientific Discovery and Applications Roundtable
Prof. Roger KornbergNobel Prize Laureate in Chemistry 2006
Prof. Serge HarocheNobel Prize Laureate in Physics 2012
Prof. Dan ShechtmanNobel Prize Laureate in Chemistry 2011
Prof. Michael LevittNobel Prize Laureate in Chemistry 2013
Dr. Randy SchekmanNobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine 2013
Dr. Aaron CiechanoverNobel Laureate
Richard RobertsNobel Prize Laureate in Physiology or Medicine 1993
Dr. Pamela RonaldWolf Prize in Agriculture 2022
Patrick NoackExecutive Director of Future Foresight and Imagination