The carbon nanotubes Landry has developed are exceptionally strong, chemically versatile, and capable of near-infrared fluorescence—making them invaluable in diverse scientific applications.
Many successful drugs are based on medicinal plants used and stewarded for generations by Native communities. A UC Berkeley doctoral student says these communities should also benefit.
Chemical Engineer Markita del Carpio Landry and Philosopher Hannah Ginsborg have been awarded one of the highest intellectual honors on North American academics and creatives.
