Inspired by evolution: Caltech bioengineer is first woman to win $1.1-million tech prize
Inspired by the biological processes that drive natural selection, Caltech biochemical engineer Frances Arnold launched a field called “directed evolution” […] The post Inspired by evolution: Caltech…
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