Harry B. Gray

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Harry B. Gray is an American chemist renowned for his pioneering work in bioinorganic chemistry and electron transfer in proteins.

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instanceOf chemist
human
academicDegree PhD in chemistry
awardReceived Benjamin Franklin Medal in Chemistry
Bower Award and Prize for Achievement in Science
Leland C. Clark Award in Bioinorganic Chemistry
National Medal of Science
Nichols Medal
Priestley Medal
Wolf Prize in Chemistry
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1935-11-14
doctoralAdvisor Fred Basolo
educatedAt Northwestern University
Western Washington College of Education
employer California Institute of Technology
familyName Gray
fieldOfWork bioinorganic chemistry
chemistry
electron transfer in proteins
inorganic chemistry
gender male
givenName Harry
hasResearchInterest copper proteins
electron tunneling in biological systems
heme proteins
metalloproteins
solar fuels and artificial photosynthesis
knownFor pioneering work in bioinorganic chemistry
research on metalloproteins
studies of long-range electron transfer in proteins
work on protein folding and electron transfer pathways
languageSpoken English
memberOf American Academy of Arts and Sciences
American Chemical Society
National Academy of Sciences
name Harry Barkus Gray
linked to: Harry Gray
notableStudent Jay R. Winkler
Stephen J. Lippard
placeOfBirth Woodburn, Oregon, United States
linked to: Woodburn, Oregon
positionHeld Arnold O. Beckman Professor of Chemistry
founding director of the Beckman Institute at Caltech
workplace California Institute of Technology

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Remsen Award hasRecipient Harry B. Gray
Glenn T. Seaborg Medal hasRecipient Harry B. Gray