Samuel Stupp
Samuel Stupp · Science & Medicine
Chemist known for supramolecular materials and self-assembly
1951, San José, Costa Rica
Costa Rica · United States
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Samuel Stupp is a chemist and materials scientist at Northwestern University known for supramolecular self-assembly, notably peptide amphiphiles that assemble into nanofibers used in regenerative medicine. His designed materials have promoted spinal-cord repair and tissue regeneration in the laboratory. Born in Costa Rica, he is the son of Jewish immigrants from Eastern Europe who had fled the turmoil preceding World War II.
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Chemist known for supramolecular materials and self-assembly
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