William L. Jorgensen

Yale Medicine Magazine, 2012 - Winter

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William L. Jorgensen

William L. Jorgensen, Ph.D., Sterling Professor of Chemistry, was among the 72 new members inducted into the National Academy of Sciences in May. Jorgensen, a co-founder of Rib-X Pharmaceuticals in New Haven, specializes in computational methods for drug design.

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Sterling Professor of Chemistry; Director, Division of Physical Sciences & Engineering

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