The Dreyfus Prize in the Chemical Sciences
The Dreyfus Prize is a biennial $250,000 award recognizing an individual whose original research has made a major advance in chemistry; the 2027 focus is on chemical probes used to study biological systems. Nominations (no self-nominations) are accepted from any person and require an online form, a nomination letter, a CV, a list of up to ten relevant papers/patents, a 30-word provisional cita…
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