Nobel laureate Prof. Harry Kroto inteviewed at MANA
Prof. Harry Kroto was interviewed at MANA.
A Nobel laureate, Prof. Harry Kroto, visited MANA to get an interview for the MANA newsletter CONVERGENCE No.4 (available in February 2010). He got a Nobel prize in Chemistry in 1996. Kroto's research group revealed a soccer ball-like carbon molecule (C60), known as buckminsterfullerene or backyball. As a MANA advisor, he talked to young scientists and gave them advices at one-on-one meeting of MANA. He also participated the second MANA annual party.
One-on-one meeting for young scientists
One-on-one meeting is held by MANA to giving to young scientist an opportunity to discuss with world's leading scientists.
Prof. Kroto and Dr. Canhua Liu, ICYS-MANA researcher.
Prof. Kroto and Dr. Xiaosheng Fang, ICYS-MANA researcher.
Prof. Kroto and Dr. Jun Nakanishi, MANA independent scientist.
Dr. Chiaki Yoshikawa, MANA independent scientist, and Prof. Kroto.
