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November 23rd, 2006
Awards put fizz into lives of chemists
Abstract:
Prof Leigh was awarded the Sumitomo prize for Nanotechnology for his pioneering work in developing molecular-sized machines. He said: "I'm extremely grateful to my research group for all the hard work they put into our science. It's great to see their skill and imagination recognised."
Source:
scotsman.com
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