Enzymes, evolution and engineering with Nobel laureate Frances Arnold

The 2018 Nobel laureate in chemistry and 1979 Princeton alumna Frances Arnold discusses her research and how her Princeton education shaped her approach to engineering. (Video by Nick Donnoli, Office of Communications)

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Informative lecture on enzymes and engineering

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Thanks Arnold introducing protein engineering

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