Joseph Jacobson
Physicist, Organization leader
Who is Joseph Jacobson?
Joseph Jacobson is Associate Professor at the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology (MIT) where he is co-PI of the Center for Bits
and Atoms and leads the Molecular Machine Group. His group at MIT is
focused on pioneering the field of Avogadro Scale Engineering with
applications in novel computing machines and synthetic biology.
Jacobson
received his PhD in Physics from MIT and was a post-doctoral fellow at
Stanford in the area of Quantum Optics. He is the recipient of a 1999
Technology Review TR100 Award for Innovation, The 2000 Gutenberg Prize
and a 2001 Discover Award. He has authored over 70 peer reviewed papers
and conference proceedings in the fields of femotosecond lasers,
quantum optics, molecular electronics, nano-chemistry and synthetic
DNA. In the private sector Jacobson was co-founder of E Ink, Kovio and
Codon Devices and is a founding board member of One Laptop Per Child
(OLPC) which is focused on developing a $100 laptop for kids.
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