Jennifer Doudna

Prize: Nobel Prize in Chemistry — 2020
for the development of a method for genome editing
Together with: Emmanuelle Charpentier

occupation: crystallographer
molecular biologist
university teacher
biochemist
chemist
field of work: transcription
RNA interference
ribosome
Hepatitis C virus
biochemistry
molecular biology
X-ray crystallography
educated at: Harvard University
academic degree: Doctor of Philosophy
academic major: biochemistry
end time: 1989
Hilo High School
Pomona College
academic degree: bachelor's degree
academic major: chemistry
end time: 1985
employer: University of California, San Francisco
Howard Hughes Medical Institute
University of California, Berkeley
start time: 2002
Yale University
start time: 1994
end time: 2002
position held: board of directors member
start time: 4/26/2018
member of: Royal Society of London
start time: 2016
National Academy of Sciences
start time: 2002
National Academy of Medicine
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Pontifical Academy of Sciences
start time: 2021
doctoral student: Akshay Tambe
notable work: Jennifer Doudna: We can now edit our DNA. But let's do it wisely

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