The 2019 Dreyfus Prize in the Chemical Sciences will be awarded to Robert Langer, Institute Professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, today, September 26, at 5:00 pm EST, in room 26-100 at MIT.
The ceremony, which will be open to the public and feature a talk by Langer on Chemistry in Support of Human Health, will stream live at https://cheme.mit.edu/dreyfus-prize-webcast/
Langer will be honored for discoveries and inventions of materials for drug delivery systems and tissue engineering that have had a transformative impact on human health through the chemical sciences.
To learn more about Langer's research, see the prize announcement, a recent Q&A with Langer, and this brief video.
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