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Dr. Ben Feringa | 2025 Feynman Prize Winner

Apply to join Foresight Molecular Machines program: https://foresight.org/focus-areas/nan... A group of scientists, entrepreneurs, and institutional allies who cooperate to advance molecular machines, applications in energy, medicine, and material science, and long-term progress toward Richard Feynman’s vision of nanotechnology. Dr. Ben Feringa | 2025 Feynman Prize Winner This year, we have the honor of celebrating the accomplishments of our 2025 winner in the Experiment category, Dr. Ben Feringa. Bio: Ben L. Feringa obtained his PhD degree at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands under the guidance of Professor Hans Wynberg. After working as a research scientist at Shell in the Netherlands and the UK, he was appointed lecturer and in 1988 full professor at the University of Groningen and named the Jacobus H. van't Hoff Distinguished Professor of Molecular Sciences in 2003. He is member and former vice-president of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Sciences. He was elected Foreign Honorary member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, The German Academy Leopoldina, the Chinese National Academy of Sciences, Foreign member of the Royal Society (London) and Member of the US National Academy. In 2024 he was elected member of the American Philosophical Society (Philadelphia). Ben Feringa is member of European Research Council ERC. In 2008 he was appointed Academy Professor and was knighted by Her Majesty the Queen of the Netherlands and in 2016 promoted to Commander in the order of the Dutch Lion. Feringa’s research has been recognized with a number of awards including the Koerber European Science Award (2003), the Spinoza Award (2004), the Prelog gold medal (2005), the Norrish Award of the ACS (2007), the Paracelsus medal (2008), the Chirality medal (2009), the RSC Organic Stereochemistry Award (2011), Humboldt award (2012), the Nagoya gold medal (2013), ACS Cope Scholar Award 2015, Chemistry for the Future Solvay Prize (2015), the August-Wilhelm-von-Hoffman Medal (2016), the Tetrahedron Prize 2017, the Euchems gold medal and the 2016 Nobel Prize in Chemistry (jointly with J.-P. Sauvage and Sir J.F. Stoddart). Abstract: Inspired by Nature's principles of catalysis, molecular assembly, recognition, transport and motion, the goal is to exploit the full potential of synthetic chemistry to create new structures with dynamic and adaptive functions. Feringa has been a pioneer in molecular nanoscience, exploring molecular switches and motors, initiating one of the most important fundamental developments in the field of chemistry in the past decades, i.e. the control of molecular motion. The discovery of the world’s first rotary molecular motor powered by light set the stage for numerous developments in the emerging field of dynamic molecular systems, ranging from smart drugs (i.e. photo-pharmacology) to responsive materials, catalysts and soft robotics. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_Fer... ══════════════════════════════════════ About The Foresight Institute The Foresight Institute is a research organization and non-profit that supports the beneficial development of high-impact technologies. Since our founding in 1986 on a vision of guiding powerful technologies, we have continued to evolve into a many-armed organization that focuses on several fields of science and technology that are too ambitious for legacy institutions to support. From molecular nanotechnology, to brain-computer interfaces, space exploration, cryptocommerce, and AI, Foresight gathers leading minds to advance research and accelerate progress toward flourishing futures. We are entirely funded by your donations. If you enjoy what we do please consider donating through our donation page: https://foresight.org/donate/ Visit https://foresight.org, subscribe to our channel for more videos or join us here: • Twitter:   / foresightinst   • Facebook:   / foresightinst   • LinkedIn:   / foresight-institute   ══════════════════════════════════════ Timecodes 00:00 Introduction and Prize Context 01:10 Molecular Materials and Motion 04:10 Controlling Motion at Nanoscale 05:30 Molecular Switches and Light Control 08:20 Molecular Information Storage 11:10 Light-Controlled Drug Delivery 12:30 Photopharmacology and Smart Drugs 18:20 From Switches to Molecular Motors 22:40 Designing Light-Driven Motors 25:00 Multi-Rotor Systems and Motion Control 28:40 Dynamic Materials and Polymers 33:20 Amplifying Motion to Macroscale 36:20 Nanomachines and Applications 40:40 Molecular Car and Nanorobots 44:40 Q and A