Curriculum Vitae Abbreviated Version

Dr J Fraser Stoddart Board of Trustees Professor of Chemistry Northwestern University GENERAL/CONTACT INFORMATION

FULL NAME James Fraser STODDART DATE OF BIRTH 24 May 1942 PLACE OF BIRTH Edinburgh/Scotland CITIZENSHIP American and British MARITAL STATUS Widowed with 2 Daughters HOME ADDRESS 2720 Noyes Street Evanston, IL 60201 HOME TELEPHONE 847 864 0129 WORK ADDRESS Department of Chemistry Northwestern University 2145 Sheridan Road Evanston, IL 60208-3113 WORK TELEPHONE 847 491 3793 WORK FAX 847 491 1009 E-MAIL stoddart@northwestern.edu

QUALIFICATIONS/LETTERS/ADVISORS

B Sc (1964) Edinburgh University Ph D (1966) Edinburgh University D Sc (1980) Edinburgh University FRS (1994) The Royal Society of London Hon FRSE (2008) The Royal Society of Edinburgh Hon FRSC (2011) The Royal Society of Chemistry Graduate Advisors Sir Edmund Hirst FRS D M W Anderson Postdoctoral Advisors J K N Jones FRS W D Ollis FRS

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ACADEMIC CAREER 2010- Director of the Center for the Chemistry of Integrated Systems at Northwestern University 2008- Board of Trustees Professor of Chemistry at Northwestern University 2003-2007 Fred Kavli Chair in NanoSystems Sciences at University of California at Los Angeles 1997-2003 Saul Winstein Chair of Organic Chemistry at the University of California at Los Angeles 1993-1997 Head of School of Chemistry at the University of Birmingham 1990-1997 Professor of Organic Chemistry at the University of Birmingham 1981-1990 Reader in Chemistry at the University of Sheffield 1978-1981 On Secondment to ICI Corporate Laboratory in Runcorn 1970-1978 Lecturer in Chemistry at the University of Sheffield 1970 ICI Research Fellowship at the University of Sheffield 1967-1970 NRC Postdoctoral Fellowship at Queen’s University/Kingston/Ontario 1964-1966 DSIR Postgraduate Studentship at the University of Edinburgh AWARDS/FELLOWSHIPS/LECTURESHIPS

Hope Prize in Chemistry (Edinburgh University) 1964 NRC Postdoctoral Fellowship (Queen's University/Canada) 1967/9 ICI Postdoctoral Fellowship (Sheffield University) 1970 Visiting Lecturer (Parana University/Brazil) 1972 Carbohydrate Chemistry Award of The Chemical Society 1978 SRC Senior Visiting Fellowship (UCLA/USA) 1978 RSC Perkin Division Career Awards 1980/1/2 Visiting Professorship (Texas A & M University/USA) 1980 Middle Rhine Lecturer (FRG & Switzerland & France) 1982 Royal Society Lecture Tour (USSR) 1986 Leverhulme Research Fellowship 1986/7 Visiting Professorship (Messina University/Italy) 1985/7 Emilio-Noelting-Visiting Professor (Mulhouse/France) 1987 Royal Society Lecture Tour (Japan) 1987 Troisième Cycle en Chemie (Switzerland) 1988 Leverhulme Research Fellowship 1988/9 Distinguished Lecturer (18th Leermakers Symposium/Wesleyan/USA) 1990 Pfizer Lecturer (Ohio State University/USA) 1991 Lauderman Memorial Lecturer (Washington University/USA) 1991 Dupont Lecturer (Berkeley/USA) 1991 Ernest Ritchie Memorial Lecturer (Sydney University Chemical Society/Australia) 1992 Walter J Chute Lecturer (Dalhousie University/Canada) 1992 Walsh Lecturer (University of Dundee) 1993 Atlantic Coast Lecturer (University of Maryland/Virginia Polytechnic/ Duke University/University of South Carolina/University of Miami) 1993 First Janssen Lecturer (Strasbourg University/France) 1993 International Izatt-Christensen Award in Macrocyclic Chemistry 1993 Walker Memorial Lecture (Edinburgh University/Scotland) 1994 Fellowship of the Royal Society of London 1994 Chaire Bruylants Award (University of Louvaine-La-Neuve/Belgium) 1994 Sixth Henry G Kuivila Lecturer (State University of New York at Albany/USA) 1994 Adolf Steinhofer Foundation Award (University of Kaiserslautern/Germany) 1995 Sandoz Foundation Lecturer (University of Regensburg/Germany) 1995 Miles (Bayer) Lecturer (University of Cornell) 1995 Abbott Lecturer (University of Chicago) 1995 Wilson Baker Lecturer (University of Bristol) 1995 Regents Endowed Memorial Lecturer (University of Texas at Austin/USA) 1996 Bernard Belleau Memorial Lecturer (McGill University/Montreal) 1997 Leo H Sternbach Lecturer (Yale University/USA) 1997 Hutchison Memorial Lecturer (University of Rochester/USA) 1997 First Soong Sil Lecturer (Soong Sil University/Seoul/Korea) 1997

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Castle Lecturer (Bringham Young University/USA) 1998 Bio-Mega Lecturer (University of Alberta/Canada) 1998 Humboldt Fellowship 1998 Fred Pattison Senior Lecturer (University of Western Ontario, Canada) 1999 Cope Scholar Award (American Chemical Society) 1999 Fellowship of the German Academy of Natural Sciences, Leopoldina 1999 Samuel M McElvain Lecturer (University of Wisconsin at Madison) 2000 Industrial Associates Program Lecturer (Columbia University) 2000 Distinguished Visiting Scientist Series (Juniata College, Huntingdon PA) 2000 Green Lectureship (Texas Christian University) 2000 Merck Frosst Lectureship (Simon Fraser University, Vancouver) 2000 Mitchum Warren Lectureship (Vanderbilt University, Nashville) 2000 Herbert Newby McCoy Award (UCLA) 2001 Barré Lectureship (University of Montréal) 2001 Robert B Murray Lectureship (University of Missouri-St Louis) 2002 Closs Lectureship (University of Chicago) 2002 Dains Lectureship (University of Kansas) 2002 Nieuwland Lectureship (University of Notre Dame) 2002 Liversidge Lectureship (University of Sydney) 2003 Spinks Lectureship (University of Sydney) 2003 Lansdowne Lectureship (University of Victoria) 2003 Musher Memorial Lectureship (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) 2004 Wyeth Research Lectureship (University of Pennsylvania) 2004 Nagoya Gold Medal in Organic Chemistry 2004 Carnegie Centenary Professorship at the Universities of Scotland 2005 American Chemical Society PMSE Division Arthur K Doolittle Award 2005 Honorary Professor (East China University of Science and Technology) 2005 Honorary Doctor of Science Degree (University of Birmingham) 2005 Paul Gassman Lectureship (University of Minnesota) 2005 First Novartis Lectureship (ETH Zürich) 2005 University of Edinburgh Alumnus of the Year 2005 Award 2005 Fellowship of the American Association for the Advancement of Science 2005 Karcher Lectureship (University of Oklahoma) 2006 Mack Memorial Award (Ohio State University) 2006 Criegee Lectureship (University of Karlsruhe) 2006 Fuson Award (University of Nevada) 2006 Honorary Doctor of Science Degree (University of Twente) 2006 Appointed Knight Bachelor by HM Queen Elizabeth II 2007 King Faisal International Prize in Science 2007 Mathers Lectureship (University of Indiana) 2007 HC Brown Lectureship (Purdue University) 2007 Izatt-Christensen Lectureship (Brigham Young University) 2007 Arthur Fry Lectureship (University of Arkansas) 2007 Tetrahedron Prize for Creativity in Organic Chemistry 2007 Albert Einstein World Award of Science 2007 Feynman Prize in Nanotechnology (Experimental) 2007 American Chemical Society Arthur C Cope Award 2008 Honorary Doctor of Science Degree (University of Sheffield) 2008 Fellowship of the Royal Society of Edinburgh 2008 Davy Medal of the Royal Society of London 2008 Kilpatrick Lectureship (Illinois Institute of Technology) 2008 Gooch-Stephens Lectureship (Baylor University) 2008 Morgan Science Lectureship (Appalachian State University) 2008 Peter B Sherry Memorial Lectureship (Georgia Institute of Technology) 2008 William D Smart Endowed Lectureship (University of West Florida) 2008 Armes Lectureship (University of Manitoba) 2009 Donald G Davis Memorial Lectureship (University of New Orleans) 2009 Honorary Doctor of Science Degree (Trinity College Dublin) 2009

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Chatt Lectureship (John Innes Centre/Norwich/UK) 2009 ISNSCE Award at FNANO 2010 2010 Honorary Doctor of Science Degree (St Andrews) 2010 Royal Medal of the Royal Society of Edinburgh 2010 Undergraduate Chemistry Council Teacher of the Year (Northwestern University) 2011 Honorary Fellowship of the Royal Society of Chemistry 2011 Fellowship of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences 2012 Honorary Professorship (Jilin University) 2012 Distinguished Citizen Award from the Illinois St Andrews Society 2012 Henry Dreyfus Chemistry Lectureship (Dartmouth College) 2013 Cava Lectureship (University of Alabama) 2013 Birch Lectureship (Australian National University) 2013 IChemE North America Chemical Engineering Project Award for Innovation 2013 from the Institute of Chemical Engineers William G Dauben Lectureship (UC Berkeley) 2014 Vista Lectureship (University of Texas, Austin) 2014 Membership of the National Academy of Sciences 2014 Centenary Prize from the Royal Society of Chemistry 2014

CURRENT RESEARCH INTERESTS

NANOSCIENCE AND SUPRAMOLECULAR CHEMISTRY: Borromean link compounds • catenanes and rotaxanes • chemically modified cyclodextrins • chirality • concept transfer from the life sciences into materials science • dendrimers • dynamic covalent chemistry • mechanically interlocked compounds • molecular electronics • molecular machines • molecular recognition processes • molecular switches with bistability and metastability • nature of the mechanical bond • soft lithography • self-assembly processes • supramolecular polymers • stereochemistry • template-directed synthesis • topology • drug delivery • donor-acceptor interactions

Publications > 900 Communications/Papers/Reviews/Monographs Invited Lectures and Seminars > 1000 Invited Lectures Worldwide ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES (1) Sheffield University -

Organic Chemistry Representative on Departmental Academic Development Committee 1972-73 Organic Chemistry Representative on Departmental Safety Committee 1973-75 Organic Chemistry Representative on Staff-Student Committee 1974-77 Organic Chemistry Representative on NMR Committee 1978-90 Organiser of the Organic Discussion group Meetings at ICI Corporate Laboratory 1978-81 Departmental Representative on the Science Faculty Board 1981-84 Organic Chemistry Representative on Departmental Standing Group on Computing Facilities 1982-86 Departmental Research Committee 1988-89

(2) Birmingham University - Chairman of Science Faculty Industrial Liaison Panel 1991-94 Member of Science Faculty Research Committee 1991-97 Chairman of Chemistry Futures Group 1992-93 Postgraduate Prospectus Production - Vice-Chancellor’s Special Advisor 1992 Future Vice-Chancellor Selection Panel 1995

(3) University of California at Los Angeles - Member of Departmental Awards Committee 1997-99 Member of the Departmental Library Committee 1998-99 Member of the Board of the California NanoSystems Institute 2000-07

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Acting Co-Director of the California NanoSystems Institute 2002-03 Member of the Postdoctoral Advisory Committee 2002-07 Director of the California NanoSystems Institute 2003-07 Member of the Research Advisory Council for UCLA 2004-07 Member of the Materials Creation Training Program 2004-07 (4) Northwestern University Member of the Chair’s Advisory Committee 2014- Chair of the Faculty Honors Committee 2012- Member of the Chemistry Faculty Vision Committee 2011-2013 Member of the Chemistry Faculty Space Committee 2011- Member of Institute for Bionanotechnology in Medicine 2008-12 Member of Robert H Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center 2008-12 Director of the Center for the Chemistry of Integrated Systems 2010- Member of Senior Hire Search Committee 2010-11 PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES Royal Society of Chemistry • The American Chemical Society • The Royal Society of London • The German Academy of Science (Leopoldina) • The American Association for the Advancement of Science • The Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences • Royal Society of Edinburgh • Imperial Society of Knights Bachelor • American Academy of Arts and Sciences • National Academy of Sciences PAST PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITES Chairman of RSC Carbohydrate Group 1988-90 Guest Editor of Thematic Issue of Carbohydrate Research on Cyclodextrins 1989 Vice-Chairman of RSC Carbohydrate Group 1990-91 Member of SERC Molecular Electronics Futures Panel 1989/90 Member of SERC Molecular Recognition Initiative Review Panel 1991 Member of SERC Carbohydrate Science Panel 1992 Member of SERC Molecular Electronics Committee 1990-93 UK Representative on the NATO Special Programme on Supramolecular Chemistry 1991-94 Member of the International Advisory Board of RSC Journal of Materials Chemistry 1990-95 Member of the Editorial Board of the RSC Chemical Society Reviews 1991-95 Member of the SERC Chemistry Committee 1992-94 Member of the SERC Biomolecular Sciences Subcommittee 1992-94 Member of EPSRC/BBSRC Biomolecular Sciences Subcommittee 1994-95 Member of the Scientific Advisory Board, Center for Nanoscale Science and Technology at Rice 1995-97 President of the Chemical Section of the British Association 1996 Member of the NSF Inorganic CAREER Panel 1999 Member of the NIH Medicinal Chemistry Study Section 2000 Member of International Board of IUPAC Meeting in Ottawa 2002 Member of International Advisory Committee for Conference on Materials and Advance Technologies in Singapore 2003 Member of the Scientific Committee of the Nanoworld Institute of the University of Genoa 2003 Associate Editor of Organic Letters 2003-05 Member of the ACS Executive Director’s 2010 Committee 2004- Member of the Wolf Prize in Chemistry Committee 2004 CURRENT PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

Member of International Advisory Board of ChemPlusChem Editor-in-Chief of Applied Nanoscience Member of International Advisory Board of Macromolecular Rapid Communications Member of International Advisory Board of Chemistry World Member of the Editorial Advisory Board of Organic Letters Member of Honorary Board of Chemistry A European Journal

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SCIENTIFIC REFEREEING OF PUBLICATIONS

Communications, papers and reviews for Royal Society of Chemistry Publications (Chem. Commun., Chem. Soc. Rev., J. Mater. Chem.) American Chemical Society Publications (Chem. Mater., .J. Amer. Chem. Soc., J. Org. Chem., Inorg. Chem., Langmuir, Macromolecules, Nano Lett., Org. Lett., Organometallics), Adv. Mater., Angew. Chem., Carbohyd. Res., Canad. J. Chem., Chem. Eur. J., Eur. J. Org. Chem., Nature, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, Science, Synlett, Synthesis, Tetrahedron, and Tetrahedron Lett.

PEER REVIEWING OF RESEARCH GRANT APPLICATIONS

BBSRC • Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award • EPSRC • National Board for Science and Technology in Ireland • National Institutes of Health • National Science Foundation • Petroleum Research Fund • National Science and Engineering Research Council in Canada • NATO • EEC (Stimulation Programme) • Australian Research Council • Dutch National Science Foundation • Israeli Research Council • Norwegian Research Council • Research Corporation • Sloan Foundation • Swiss National Science Foundation • Hong Kong Research Council

ORGANISATION OF NATIONAL and INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES

RSC Carbohydrate Group Spring Meeting in Sheffield April 1986 Fourth International Symposium on Inclusion Phenomena in Lancaster July 1986 Sheffield Industrial Forum October 1986 One-Day Meeting of the UK Macrocycle Group in Sheffield December 1987 Half-Day Meeting on Molecular Recognition with Macrocycles in Sheffield December 1987 RSC Carbohydrate Group Autumn Meeting in Sheffield September 1988 SERC Workshop on Glycoconjugates in Cambridge June 1989 Sixteenth International Symposium on Macrocyclic Chemistry in Sheffield September 1991 First Birmingham Supramolecular Symposium December 1991 RSC Fine Chemicals and Medicinal Group Symposium for School Teachers in Birmingham September 1992 Second Birmingham Supramolecular Symposium December 1992 Third Birmingham Supramolecular Symposium December 1993 RSC Perkin Division Symposium on Recognition Processes in Birmingham July 1994 Joint RSC Dalton/Perkin Discussion Meeting on Contemporary Aspects of Photochemistry March 1996 British Association Meeting — Chemistry Section September 1996 CNSI Nanotriangle Meeting July 2002 CNSI One-Day NanoSystems Symposium at UCLA September 2002 CNSI One-Day NanoSystems Symposium (First Cram Debate) at UCLA September 2003 CNSI First International NanoSystems Symposium at UCLA December 2003 Norma Stoddart Memorial Symposium (Chairman) at UCLA June 2004 Fifth International Dendrimer Symposium (IDS-5) (Co-Organizer) in Michigan May 2005 XVII International Conference on Organic Solid State (Co-Organizer) at UCLA July 2005 CCIS Memorial Day Weekend Symposium: Chemistry for the Next Generation by the Next Generation at Northwestern University May 2010 CCIS Victoria Day Weekend Symposium : 70th Birthday Event at Northwestern University May 2012 TSRC Workshop on Molecular Rotors, Motors, and Switches (Co-Chair) / Telluride June 2014

RESEARCH GROUP (2014) • 20 Postdoctoral Fellows • 10 Graduate Students • 4 Visiting Scholars • 1 Undergraduate Student

RESEARCH COLLABORATORS and THESES Supervised >390 Research Students and Postdoctoral Fellows, 20 M Sc & M Phil Theses, and 106 Ph D Theses

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INVITED LECTURES and SEMINARS

1973 Sheffield University 1974 Chemical Society Autumn Meeting in Leicester/Huddersfield Polytechnic 1975 Fourth International Symposium on Synthetic Organic Chemistry in Cambridge/Nottingham University 1976 Sheffield University/Princeton University/Central Research Laboratory of Dupont/Columbia University/

Centennial ACS Meeting in New York/Syracuse University/McGill University/NRC in Ottawa/ Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario/York University/Symposium on Host Guest Chemistry at Manchester University/Symposium on Crown Ethers and Selective Molecular Complexation, University College London/ Chemical Society Autumn Meeting in Sheffield/Imperial College London/Edinburgh University/Glasgow University/Salford University/Dyson Perrins Laboratory in Oxford

1977 Chemical Society Annual Chemical Congress in London/ICI Pharmaceuticals Division/ University of East

Anglia/ICI Organics Division/Hull University/UMIST/Allen & Hanbury's Research 1978 Allied Chemical Corporation in Morristown/Dow Chemical USA/MIT/Dalhousie University/ Central

Research Department of Dupont/ICI Americas/Union Carbide Corporation/University of Georgia/Duke University/University of North Carolina/Brigham Young University/UCLA/UBC/University of Calgary/ University of Alberta/University of Waterloo/Ninth International Symposium on Carbohydrate Chemistry in London/International Conference on Enzymic and Non-Enzymic Catalysis at City University/Newcastle University

1979 ICI Plant Protection Division/University College of North Wales in Bangor/ICI Mond Division/Bürgenstock

Stereochemistry Conference/Gregynog/NATO Advanced Study School in Parma/Liverpool University/Gordon Conference on Carbohydrates in Tilton/Third Symposium on Macrocyclic Chemistry at Brigham Young University/Ciba Geigy Corporation in Summit, New Jersey/University of Toronto/Seventh International Congress of Heterocyclic Chemistry in Tampa/University College of Swansea/ ICI Corporate Laboratory

1980 Southampton University/Birmingham University/Gregynog/Royal Society Conversazione in London/ICI

Americas/Gordon Conference on Stereochemistry in Plymouth, New Hampshire/International Symposium on Clathrate Compounds and Molecular Inclusion Phenomena in Warsaw/Symposium on Recent Progress in Anion Activation in Paris/Texas A & M University/Sheffield Stereochemistry Symposium

1981 University of East Anglia/Keele University/Glaxo Group Research/Durham University/ University College

London/Sheffield University/26th OHOLO Biological Conference in Israel/RSC Annual Chemical Congress in Guildford/University College Cork/University College Dublin/ICI Corporate Laboratory/ International Symposium on the Chemistry of Platinum Group Metals in Bristol/Sheffield University/Fine Chemicals Group of the SCI in London

1982 SKF Research/Second International Symposium on Clathrate Compounds and Molecular Inclusion

Phenomena in Parma/Messina University/Middle Rhine Lecture Tour lecturing at the Universities of Basel, Freiburg, Karlsruhe, Mulhouse, and Strasbourg/Shell Research Amsterdam/Twente University/University of Leiden/Lancaster University

1983 Royal Society of Edinburgh Hirst Symposium at Heriot-Watt University/Sheffield-Leeds Organometallic

Symposium/Second European Symposium on Carbohydrates and Glycoconjugates in Budapest/International Symposium on Models of Enzyme Action at Sussex University/RSC Autumn Meeting at University College Swansea/Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw/Gdansk University/University of Lodz

1984 QEC/Gregynog/New Process Technology Symposium at ICI Organics Division/Universities of Groningen,

Oldenburg, Munster and Bonn/Fifth International Conference on Organic Synthesis in Freiburg/Messina University/Symposium on Supermolecules: Biological and Chemical Aspects at the Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei in Rome/Macrocyclic Chemistry Mini-Symposium in Cambridge/Newcastle University

1985 Symposium on Progress in Heterocyclic Chemistry at Saville Row/Dyson Perrins Laboratory in Oxford/RSC

Carbohydrate Group Meeting in Bristol/Universities of Messina, Catania, and Bologna/30th IUPAC Congress of Pure and Applied Chemistry in Manchester/Wyeth Research (UK) Limited/SKF Research

1986 ICI Organics Division Two Day Seminar/Manchester University/Birmingham University/ICI Plant Protection

Division/USSR Academy of Sciences in Moscow/Ukranian Academy of Sciences in Odessa/RSC Annual

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Chemical Congress in Warwick/Organic Division of the Royal Netherlands Chemical Symposium on Molecular Recognition in Wageningen/Table Rondes Roussel UCLF in Paris/Fourth International Symposium on Bioorganic Heterocycles in Hengelhoef/Messina University/SKF R&D in Tonbridge/11th International Symposium on Macrocyclic Chemistry in Florence/Sheffield Industrial Forum/Messina University/Liverpool University/Loughborough University/Biochemical Society Symposium on Enzyme Mimetic Systems at UCL/Beechams Pharmaceuticals

1987 Queen's University of Belfast/University of Ulster at Coleraine/Messina University/Royal Dutch Shell Group

in Amsterdam/Chemical Defence Establishment at Porton Down/Ecole Nationale Superieure de Chemie de Mulhouse/RSC Carbohydrate Group Spring Meeting in Cambridge/Messina University/ Konstanz University/ Instituto de Quimica Organica General at the CSIC in Madrid/Universidad Autonoma de Madrid/Imperial College London/Strasbourg University/Bologna University/Milan University/Third International Conference on the Chemistry of the Platinum Group Metals in Sheffield/Macrocyclic Chemistry Presymposium on Bioorganic and Bioinorganic Chemistry at Kyoto University/12th International Symposium on Macrocyclic Chemistry in Hiroshima/Universities of Nagasaki, Osaka, Tohoku, and Tokyo/Tokyo Institute of Technology/ Teijin Institute for Biomedical Research/ICI Chemicals & Polymers in Runcorn/Symposium on Stereoselective Synthesis of Carbohydrates from Acyclic Precursors at the 194th ACS National Meeting in New Orleans/Joint RSC-SOMER Industrial Forum on Chemistry in Sheffield/ King's College London (Kensington Campus)/MIT/Joint Japan-US Seminar in Miami/Queen's University at Kingston, Ontario/Michigan State University/Kodak in Rochester/State University of New York at Stony Brook/ University of Utah/Warwick University/The School of Pharmacy University of London

1988 Cambridge University/Inorganic Chemistry Laboratories at Oxford/Nottingham University/Bristol University/

RSC Carbohydrate Spring Meeting in Oxford/Troisième Cycle en Chemie lecturing in Fribourg, Lausanne, and Berne/Symposium on Stereochemistry and Reactivity in Organic Chemistry at the RSC Annual Chemical Congress in Canterbury/Fourth International Symposium on Cyclodextrins in Munich/Gregynog/13th International Symposium on Macrocyclic Chemistry in Hamburg/Fifth International Symposium on Inclusion Phenomena and Molecular Recognition in Orange Beach, Alabama/13th European Colloquium on Heterocyclic Chemistry in Fribourg/Edinburgh University/UMIST

1989 Strathclyde University/Sussex University/UCL/University College Cardiff/Miami University/Hudson

Symposium at the 197th ACS National Meeting in Dallas/International Symposium on Chemical and Biochemical Problems in Molecular Recognition in Exeter/First Stanislao Cannizzaro Workshop on Molecular Recognition in Enna, Sicily/Messina University/ICI Agrochemicals/ International Meeting on Storage and Transfer of Molecular Information in Strasbourg/BP Sunbury/Ciba-Geigy in Basel/Workshop on Supramolecular Organic Chemistry and Photochemistry in Saarbrücken/Symposium on Molecular Recognition at BA Meeting in Sheffield/Joint Symposium on Frontiers in Biotransformations at Teddington/Kodak Limited/Symposium on Organised Molecular Systems in Chemical and Physical Processes in Parma, Italy/Student Chemical Society Lecture at Royal Holloway and Bedford New College/RSC Lecture at University College of Swansea/Fisons Pharmaceuticals/Mainz University/Bonn University/CSIC in Madrid/Rhone Poulenc in Lyon, France

1990 SERC Molecular Electronics Futures Town Meeting in London/Bristol University/ETH Zürich/Hoffman La

Roche in Basel/Beechams Pharmaceuticals at Brockham Park/Student Chemical Society at Durham University/RSC Lecture at Leicester University/SKF Symposium in Cambridge/David Gutsche Symposium at Washington University in St. Louis/UC San Diego/Caltech/UCLA/Columbia University/Leermakers Symposium at Wesleyan University/Physics Department at Sheffield University/Manchester University/ Gordon Conference on Biocatalysis at Plymouth State College in New Hampshire/Ciba Foundation Sumposium in London/Roussel Scientific Institute First Table Ronde in Oxford/CIC Annual Conference in Halifax in Canada/XXVIII ICCC in Jena in GDR/XV International Symposium on Macrocyclic Chemistry in Odessa, USSR/VI Inclusion Phenomena Symposium in West Berlin/First International Summer School on Supramolecular Compounds in Strasbourg/ORCHEM ‘90 in Bad Nauheim, FRG/Kent University/SERC-Japan Meeting on Molecular Electronics in Tokyo, Japan

1991 UK Macrocycle Group Meeting in Manchester/Huddersfield RSC/Courtaulds Research in Coventry/

Washington University, St. Louis/University of Illinois at Chicago/Ohio State, Columbus/ Pfizer Laboratories, Gorton, Connecticut/Aberdeen RSC/Clifton College, Bristol/University College, Dublin/Glaxo Group Research in Greenford/Southampton University/Molecular Recognition Centre at Bristol University/Symposium on New Polymerization Reactions and Reaction Mechanisms and on Design of Metal Specific Ligands at ACS Meeting in Atlanta/Greater Manchester Symposium at Salford University/Merck Sharp & Dohme Laboratories at Harlow/Bath University/European Research Conference on Supramolecular

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Chemisty at Le Bischenberg, Strasbourg/Rank Prize Funds Workshop at Wordsworth Hotel, Grasmere/XVI Macrocyclic Symposium on Macrocyclic Chemistry (Co-chairman)/EUROCARB VI at Heriot-Watt, Edinburgh/EUCHEM Conference on Supramolecular Reactivity and Catalysis in Padova, Italy/Symposium on Organic Chemistry, Academia Leopoldina, Halle, Germany/11th Regio Symposium on Organic and Bioorganic Chemistry in Sornetan, Swiss Jura/Conference on Supramolecular Aspects of Polymer Synthesis and Polymer Structure in Mainz, Germany/RSC Heterocyclic Group Autumn Meeting at ICI Blackley, Manchester/ICI R&D Managers at ICI Blackley, Manchester/University of California at Berkeley/II Nato Science Forum on Supramolecular Chemistry in Taormina, Sicily

1992 BASF in Ludwigshafen in Germany/Inaugural Lecture in Birmingham/Imperial College London Chemical

Society/Birmingham University Open Day/Oxford University/International Symposium on Chemical and Biochemical Problems in Molecular Recognition in Exeter/Gordon Conference on Bioorganic Chemistry at Plymouth State College in New Hampshire/Ernest Ritchie Memorial Lecture to the University of Sydney Chemical Society/University of New South Wales/Second Australian Symposium on Molecular Engineering at the University of Sydney/University of Melbourne/Australian National University in Canberra/University of New England in Armidale/7th International Symposium on Novel Aromatic Compounds/ Simon Fraser University in Vancouver/Seminars on Molecular Recognition at Champéry in Switzerland/ BASF Summer School on Supramolecular Chemistry at St Johanns in Germany/RSC Perkin Division Symposium at Autumn Meeting in Dublin/Symposium for School Teachers in Birmingham/7th Annual W S Johnson Symposium in Organic Chemistry at Stanford/NATO ARW on Computations for the Nanoscale in Aspet, France/University of Keele/University of Exeter/Walter J Chute Distinguished Lecture and Research Seminar at Dalhousie University, Halifax, Canada/Brunel University

1993 Roche Research Centre at Welwyn Garden City/King’s College London RSC/Science Department at

Shrewsbury School/Walsh Lecture at University of Dundee/Atlantic Coast Lecture at University of Maryland, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University, Duke University, University of South Carolina, and University of Miami/Pfizer Central Research at Sandwich/First Janssen Lecture at Strasbourg University/ Wolverhampton Polytechnic RSC/International Symposium on New Macromolecular Architectures and Supramolecular Polymers at the ACS Meeting in Denver/University of Arizona/Abbott Laboratories in North Chicago/RSC Annual Chemical Congress at Southampton University/XIV Biennial Spanish Organic Chemistry Society Meeting in Palma de Mallorca/Heriot-Watt University RSC/High Polymer Research Conference at Moretonhampstead/SCI Carbohydrate Meeting in London/Minnesota 3M Research Ltd/ University of Odense/XVIII International Symposium on Macrocyclic Chemistry at Twente University/ 4ESOR & 2MMBP at University of Newcastle/Bielefeld/ESOC-8 at Barcelona/NATO ARW at Strasbourg/ GDCh Meeting in Hamburg/Symposium on Biomolecular Materials by Design in Boston, MA/Kodak in Rochester, New York/GE Corporate Research and Development in Schenectady, New York

1994 Norwegian Organic Chemistry Meeting in Fefor, Norway/Unilever Research at Port Sunlight/Walker

Memorial Lecture at Edinburgh University/Symposium Honoring Donald J Cram at UCLA/Fisons in Loughborough/The Royal Society of London/NATO ARW on the Ultimate Limits of Fabrication and Measurement, Cambridge University/Macro Group UK Fourth Family Meeting at Birmingham University/ British Computer Society Cybernetics Machine Group at Bristol University/ZENECA Pharmaceuticals at Mereside, Alderley Park/Chaire Bruylants Award Lecture at the University of Louvain, Belgium/NATO ARW in Hinsgavl, Denmark/NATO ASI Workshop in Ravello, Italy/Fifth Belgian Organic Synthesis Symposium in Namur, Belgium/IUPAC International Symposium on Macromolecules in Akron, Ohio/Eight International Symposium on Molecular Recognition and Inclusion in Ottawa, Canada/Discussion Leader at European Res. Conf. on Supramolecular Chemistry in Mainz, Germany/NATO ARW on Supramolecular Chemistry in Reykjavik, Iceland (Dr D B Amabilino presented lecture)/Johnson Matthey Biomedical Research in West Chester, Pennsylvania/Princeton University, New Jersey/Princeton ACS Fall Symposium/School of Physics, Birmingham University/ Taniguchi Conference in Ohtsu, Kyoto, Japan/Sixth Henry G Kuivila Lecture at the State University of New York Albany/Mini-Symposium in Tokyo, Japan/Kyoto, Japan

1995 RSC Lecture at Warwick/Aldolf Steinhofer Foundation Award Lecture at the University of Kaiserslautern,

Germany/Sandoz Foundation Lecture at University of Regensburg/ZENECA Specialties, Blackley/ACS National Meeting, Symposium on Well-Defined Macromolecules at Anaheim, California/Naval Research Laboratory in Washington/1995 Miles Lectures at Cornell, NY/Abbott Lectures at Abbott Laboratories, University of Milwaukee and University of Chicago/Nature Conference on the Science of Complex Molecular Systems in Paris, France/Rolduc Polymer Meeting at Rolduc Abbey, The Netherlands/University of Zaragoza, Spain/34th National Organic Symposium of the ACS Division of Organic Chemistry at the College of

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William and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia/EUCHEM Conference on Cycloadditions and Related Reactions at Vulcano Island, Italy/XXth International Symposium on Macrocyclic Compounds, Jerusalem/Organic Photochemistry, Gordon Conference, Newport RI/Chemistry of Supermolecules and Assemblies Gordon Conference, Henniker, New Hampshire/8th International Symposium on Novel Aromatic Compounds, Braunschweig, Germany/NATO ARW on Modular Chemistry, Estes Park, Boulder, Colorado/ NATO ARW on Magnetism, A Supramolecular Function, near Bordeaux, France/NATO ASI on New Trends in Materials Chemistry, Il Ciocco, Pisa, Italy/COST Workshop on Nanoscience, ETH, Zürich, Switzerland/ Wilson Baker Lecture at University of Bristol/Welch Foundation Conference on Nanophase Chemistry, Houston, Texas/Rice University, Houston, Texas/Fourth Foresight Technology Conference on Molecular Nanotechnology, Palo Alto, California/Seventh International Symposium on Chiral Discrimination, Jerusalem, Israel/Tel-Aviv University, Israel/Kuwait University/Zeneca Agrochemicals, Jealott’s Hill, UK/Bayer AG, Leverkusen/ University of Mainz/University of Heidelberg

1996 Lecture and Two Seminars at the National Institute of Materials and Chemical Research, Tsukuba,

Japan/Kyushu University/UCLA, California/Birmingham Lunar Society Lecture/RSC Carbohydrate Group Meeting, St Andrews/ACS Spring Meeting, New Orleans/University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill/Vista Chemical Company-Regents Endowed Memorial Lecture Series, University of Texas at Austin/University of Houston, Texas/European Physical Society Workshop, Birmingham/NATO ARW Quebec/Wichita Kansas/Royal Society-Ciba Foundation Meeting, London/ACS Fall Meeting, Orlando/13th IUPAC Conference on Physical Organic Chemistry, Seoul, Korea/Pohang University, Korea/British Association Meeting, Chemistry Section, Birmingham/20th Symposium on the Chemistry of Natural Products, Chicago/Gulf Coast Chemistry Conference, Pensacola Beach, Florida/Gordon Research Conference on Organic Structures and Properties, Fukuoka, Japan/24th Biennial Philadelphia Organic Chemists’ Club Symposium/6th Symposium of the NSR Research School, Dalfsen, The Netherlands/Bio-MaDe Workshop on Bio-Organic Materials and Devices, Royal Dutch Academy of Sciences, Amsterdam/Symposium to Celebrate 60th Birthday of V Balzani, Bologna, Italy/ 2nd Schloessmann Seminar on Nanostructures in Biology, Chemistry and Physics/30th Annual Meeting on Modern Aspects of Stereochemistry/Sheffield University

1997 Organic Colloquium, Cambridge University/Symposium on Nanochemistry, University of Southern

California, Los Angeles/Bernard Belleau Memorial Lectures in Chemistry, McGill University and Bio-Chem Pharma, Montreal/Université Laval, Quebec/Swarthmore College, Pennsylvania/Leo H Sternback Lectures, Yale University/Hutchison Memorial Lectures, University of Rochester/Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Prague/Prague Institute of Chemical Technology/Gordon Research Conference on Carbohydrates, Tilton, New Hampshire/Cambridge Healthtech Institute’s Conference on Nanotechnology, San Franscisco/Soong Sil University, Seoul/XXII International Symposium on Macrocyclic Chemistry, Seoul/ 36th IUPAC Congress on Frontiers in Chemistry: New Perspectives for the 2000s, Geneva/Raychem Corporation, Menlo Park, California/Symposium on Molecular Recognition, Merck, New Jersey/NATO ARW on Current Challenges on Large Supramolecular Assemblies, Athens/Rohm & Haas, Philadelphia

1998 University of Nevada/DuPont, Wilmington/University of California at Irvine/University of Utah/Stauffer

Symposium in Honor of Jim Dye, University of Southern California/NATO ARW on Applications of NMR to the Study of Structure and Dynamics of Supramolecular Complexes, Sitges (Barcelona), Spain/Canadian Society for Chemistry Conference, Symposium on Theoretically Interesting Molecules, Whistler, BC/XXIII International Symposium on Macrocyclic Chemistry, Hawaii/Castle Lectureship, Brigham Young University/Bio-Mega Lectureship, University of Alberta, Canada/University of California at Riverside/ University of California at San Diego

1999 AAAS Symposium on Frontiers in the Physical Sciences, Anaheim/Tenth Annual Symposium on Frontiers in

Chemistry, Scripps Research Institute, La Jolla/Northwestern University/ACS Symposium on Synthesis of Novel Polymeric Materials, Anaheim/University of Western Ontario, Toronto/RSC Symposium on Materials (MC4), Trinity College, Dublin/ACS Fall Meeting, New Orleans/Swiss Chemical Society Session on Supramolecular Chemistry and Molecular Recognition, Basel/Second Annual Southern Illinois Materials Chemistry Conference on Materials in the Heartland, Carbondale, Illinois/(Bell Labs) Lucent Technologies, Physics and Materials Sciences Colloquium, Murray Hill, NJ/Arizona State University

2000 Samuel M McElvain Lecture, University of Wisconsin at Madison/NSF Meeting, Washington DC/Canadian

Society of Chemistry, Calgary/Bioorganic Gordon Conference, New Hampshire/Macrocycles 2000, St Andrews, Scotland/International Symposium on Supramolecular Chemistry – XI, Fukuoka, Japan/ACS National Meeting – Symposium on Functional Nanostructures, Washington, DC/Dalton Discussion Group Meeting on Inorganic Crystal Engineering, Bologna, Italy/IASOC-2000, Ischia, Italy/State University of

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Milano-Bicocca, Italy/Eighth Annual NSF-Sponsored Materials Chemistry Workshop, Mount Hood, Oregon/University of Washington, Seattle/Third COST Workshop on Supramolecular Chemistry, Vienna, Austria/Chemistry and Materials Science Division, Argonne National Laboratory/Columbia University, New York/Distinguished Visiting Scientist Series, Juniata College, Huntingdon PA/Texas Christian University/ Simon Fraser University, Vancouver/Vanderbilt University, Nashville/PACIFICHEM 2000, Honolulu, Hawaii

2001 Regents Scholar Lecture, University of California, Los Angeles/Herbert Newby McCoy Award Lecture,

University of California, Los Angeles/Hewlett Packard, Palo Alto/Winterschool on the Nanoworld, Mauterndorf, Austria/University of Colorado, Boulder/ACS Spring Meeting, San Diego/Fourth International Chemical Congress, Havana, Cuba/University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia/University of Wurzburg, Germany/Hiroshima University, Japan/ISMC26, Fukuoka, Japan/Gordon Research Conference on Chemistry of Supermolecules, New Hampshire/Assembly and Self-Assembly at the Interface Between Biology, Chemistry and Physics, Il Ciocco, Italy/Symposium on Life Sciences and Materials, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia/Pittsburgh Symposium on Frontiers in Condensed Matter Science, University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie-Mellon Institute/Frontiers in Chemistry, University of Münster, Germany/Nobel Symposium, ACS Western Division Meeting, Santa Barbara/International Conference on Macromolecular Complexes, Osaka, Japan/Barré Lectures, University of Montreal, Canada/University of California, Santa Cruz/Nobel Jubilee Symposium in Chemistry, Frösundavik, nr Stockholm, Sweden

2002 UCLA Faculty Lunchtime Lecture/CALTECH/ICCT 2002 International Chemical Conference, Taipei,

Taiwan/International Symposium on Nanotechnology, Valencia, Spain/USC/Robert Murray Lectures, University of Missouri-St Louis/UC Berkeley/Cram Symposium UCLA/Closs Lectures, University of Chicago/Molecular Nanosystems, Monte Verita, Switzerland/NYU/5th International Symposium on Functional π-Electron Systems, Neu-Ulm, Germany/XXVII International Symposium on Macrocyclic Chemistry, Park City, Utah/10th International Conference on Polymers and Organic Chemistry, UCSD/Nanomix, Oakland/Gordon Research Conference on Electron Donor-Acceptor Interactions, Salve Regina, RI/ACS Fall Meeting Symposia on "Chemistry at a Supramolecular Level" and "Cram Memorial Symposium", Boston, Mass./Columbia University/Mexican Chemical Society Congress, Cancun, Mexico/Cost Workshop on Nanochemistry, Vienna, Austria/KTH, Stockholm, Sweden/Uppsala, Sweden/MESA+ Symposium, University of Twente, The Netherlands/University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands/UCLA Seaborg Symposium/IBM Almaden, CA/Nieuwland Lectures, University of Notre Dame, Indiana

2003 Encino-Tarzana Regional Medical Center/NBIC Convergence 2003, UCLA/ACS National Meeting, New

Orleans/CERC3 Young Chemists Workshop 2003, Gothenburg, Sweden/Materials Science and Engineering Department Colloquium, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH/Royal Netherlands Academy of Science International Meeting on Nanoscience and Technology, Groningen, The Netherlands/77th Colloid & Surface Science Symposium, Georgia Institute of Technology/19th Royal Australian Chemical Institute Organic Conference, Lorne, Victoria, Australia/2003 Liversidge Lecture, Sydney University Chemical Society, Sydney Australia/ICCOSS XVI Meeting, University of New South Wales, Sydney Australia/RSC Synthesis Meeting, Cambridge, UK/DARPA Molectronics Review Meeting, McLean, Virginia/RSC Materials Chemistry 6, Sheffield UK/39th IUPAC Congress and 86th Conference of the Chemical Society of Canada, Ottawa, Canada/BMM 2003 PI Conference, San Francisco/DARPA-DMEA-CNID PI Review, Mission Inn, Riverside, CA/226th ACS National Meeting, New York/International Dendrimer Symposium, Berlin, Germany/US Department of Commerce, Washington, DC/Harold Nations Symposium on Frontiers in Polymeric Symposium on Frontiers in Polymeric Architectures, Georgia Institute of Technoloy/11th Foresight Conference on Molecular Nanotechnology, San Francisco/38th Western Regional Meeting of the ACS, Long Beach, CA/Spinks Lectures, University of Saskatchewan, Canada/Symposium on From Design of Chemical Templates to Reaction Control, Bonn, Germany/Frontiers of Science, Faculty Club, UCLA/Lansdowne Lectures, University of Victoria, Canada/Fall 2003 Materials Research Society Meeting, Boston MA

2004 AAAS Annual Meeting—2004 Nanotechnology Seminar: Nanoscience and Nanoengineering, Seattle,

WA/International Symposium on Biotechnology, POSTECH, Pohang, Korea/Center for Nanoscale Innovation for Defense Review Meeting, Santa Barbara, CA/Nanotechnology Lecture at the Second Accelrys World Meeting, San Diego, CA/ACS National Meeting, Anaheim, CA/Bristol Synthesis Meeting, Bristol, UK/Chemistry Department Seminar, Exeter, UK/Foundations of Nanoscience: Self-Assembled Architectures and Devices, Snowbird, UT/Frontiers Seminar in the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences (Broad

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Interest & Special Interest Lectures), Durham, NH/2004 Musher Memorial Lecture, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel/2004 Wyeth Research Lectureship, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA/DOE Contractors’ Meeting, Rockville, MD/Master Class in Nanotechnology, Venice, Italy/Symposium on Nanotechnology and DNA Computing: Reaching the Ultimate Control of Structure and Computation on the Nanoscale, Milan, Italy/Gordon Research Conference on Stereochemistry, Salve Regina University, Newport, RI/First Nanoengineering and Nanoscience Congress, Singapore/Gordon Research Conference on Electronic Processes in Organic Materials, Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA/15th International Congress of Organic Synthesis, Nagoya, Japan/Fall 2004 ACS National Meeting, Philadelphia, PA/Dupont Central Research and Development, Wilmington, DE/Nanoforum Summer School on Molecular Self-Assembly, Cambridge, UK/European Science Foundation Conference on From Clever Molecules to Smart Materials, Tomar, Portugal/National Academies Keck Future Initiatives Pre-conference on Designing Nanostructures at the Interface between Biomedical and Physical Science, Washington, DC/Second Symposium on Carbon Nanotube Separations at 31st Annual Meeting of the Federation of Analytical Chemistry and Spectroscopy Societies, Portland, Oregon/Nanoscience Symposium in Honor of the Late Dean Keulks at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI/Opening of the Jyväskyla NanoScience Center, Jyväskyla, Finland/19th Annual WS Johnson Symposium in Organic Chemistry, Stanford, CA/Symposium in Honor of Ernest Eliel, Research Triangle Park, NC/GDCh Kolloquium, Ulm, Germany/SFB Workshop on Molecular Electronics, Ulm, Germany/12th International Symposium on Advanced Materials, Tsukuba, Japan

2005 The Scripps Research Institute, San Diego/FENA Annual Review, UCLA/CNSI Business Advisory Board

Meeting, Santa Barbara/Israel Chemical Society Meeting, Tel Aviv, Israel/New Frontiers in Nanoscience (CNSI), Kona, Hawaii/9th NIMS Lecture, Tsukuba, Japan/International Symposium on Molecular Smart Materials, AIST, Tsukuba, Japan/Birmingham University, UK/RSC Materials Chemistry Forum, Nottingham University, UK/QSR-HP Labs Nanotechnology Symposium, Palo Alto/BASF, Ludwigshafen, Germany/CEJ Stimulating Concepts in Chemistry Conference, ISIS, Strasbourg, France/Informal Mini-Symposium (Sauvage Group), Strasbourg, France/MCTP, UCLA/Materials Science Institute, University of Oregon, Eugene OR/American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia PA/Fudan University, Shanghai, China/Tongji University, Shanghai, China/East China University of Science and Technology, Shanghai, China/Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China/Institute of Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China/3rd Asian Cyclodextrin Conference, Nankai University, Tianjin, China/College of Chemistry, Peking University, Beijing, China/Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel/One-Day Symposium in Honor of the 2005 Chemistry Wolf Prize Laureate, R N Zare, Technion, Haifa, Israel/Weizmann Institute, Rehovot, Israel/Tel Aviv University, Israel/Materials Science Center, University of Groningen, The Netherlands/Nano-Science Center, University of Copenhagen, Denmark/Organic Chemistry Division, Italian Chemical Society, Summer School in Organic Synthesis, Gargnano, Lake Garda, Italy/Gordon Research Conference on Carbohydrates, Tilton NH/University of Birmingham, UK/Syllabus 2005 Conference Day at UCLA/Summer Undergraduate Research Program, Clemson University SC/40th IUPA Congress on Innovation in Chemistry, Beijing, China/Mole Apps PI Review Meeting, Park City, Utah/230th ACS Meeting, Washington DC/MURI Meeting, Arlington VA/Second World Congress on Synthetic Receptors, Salzburg, Austria/Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain/XXX Biannual Meeting of the Spanish Royal Society of Chemistry, Lugo, Galicia, Spain/Workshop on Molecular Switches and Motors, Ascona Switzerland/Science 2005, University of Pittsburgh PA/EURESCO Conference on Supramolecular Chemistry, Obernai, France/iNANO Seminar Series, Aarhus, Denmark/Symposium on Nanoscale Science and Engineering, UNC, Charlotte NC/Carnegie Trust Centenary Professorship, University of Edinburgh, Scotland/International Institute for Nanotechnology Symposium, Northwestern University. Evanston IL/IPAM-FENA Symposium on Self-Assembly on Nanoscale Structures, UCLA/CIAR Nanoelectronics Meeting, Santa Barbara/Gassman Lectures at University of Minnesota, Minneapolis MN/First Novartis Lecture, ETH Zürich, Switzerland/Organic Colloquium, University of Zurich, Switzerland/Half-Day Symposium, University of Edinburgh, Scotland/St Andrews University, St Andrews, Scotland/DMEA CNID PI Review, Santa Barbara/International Symposium on Molecular Scale Electronics, AIST, Tsukuba, Japan/PACIFICHEM 2005, Honolulu, Hawaii

2006 Canada-California Strategic Innovative Partnership Summit, UCLA/FENA Year 2 Annual Review, Los

Angeles/Karchar Lecture, Oklahoma University, Kansas/Materials Creation Training Program, ULCA/Basel Chemical Society Meeting, University of Basel, Switzerland/Swiss Chemical Society Spring Meeting on Functional Molecular Materials, University of Fribourg, Switzerland/Mack Memorial Award, Ohio State University, Columbus OH/Department of Chemistry, Iowa State University, Ames IA/Science Faculty Research Colloquium, UCLA/Symposium in Honor of Samir Farid, Kodak, Rochester NY/7th International Symposium on Functional π Electron Systems, Osaka, Japan/NanoSystems Seminar Series, UCLA/CSC

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Conference in Halifax—Symposium on Macromolecular and Supramolecular Chemistry, Halifax, Nova Scotia/Carnegie Trust Centenary Professorship, Glasgow, Scotland/Royal Society Discussion Meeting on Supramolecular Nanotechnology for Organic Electronics, London, UK/CNID PI Meeting, Santa Monica CA/Northwest Regional ACS Meeting, Sparks, NV/Criegee Lecture, University of Karlsruhe, Germany/Invited Professorship, UPL, Strasbourg, France/Center for Functional Nanostructures, Karlsruhe, Germany/International Conference on Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, Basel, Switzerland/232nd ACS Meeting, San Francisco CA/NSF Chemistry Division, Washington DC/MoleApps Meeting, Caltech, Pasadena CA/SEMI Nano U, San Jose CA/Monday Luncheon Seminar, UCLA/Department of Chemistry, University of Massachusetts, Amherst MA/Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, Amsterdam/Honorary Doctorate from the University of Twente, Enschede, The Netherlands/From Coordination Molecules to Supramolecules and Celebrating the First 70 Years of Vicenzo Balzani, Bologna, Italy/CNID PI Meeting, Riverside CA

2007 Third Annual FENA Review Meeting, Los Angeles CA/Stockholm University, Sweden/8th Florida

Heterocyclic Conference and Center for Research at the BioNano Interface, University of Florida, Gainesville FL/Peter Stang Award Symposium, 233rd ACS Meeting, Chicago/Materials Day, Penn State University, State College PA/HC Brown Lectures in Organic Chemistry, Purdue University, West Lafayette IN/14th Annual Symposium on Chemistry Postgraduate Research in Hong Kong/Department of Chemistry, Hong Kong University, Hong Kong/International Conference on Molecular Machines and Sensors, East China University of Science and Technology, Shanghai, China/CNID PI Meeting, Santa Barbara CA/40th National Organic Chemistry Symposium, Duke University, Durham NC/The Young Giants in Chemistry: A Scientific Meeting in Celebration of the 65th Birthday of JFS, Edinburgh, Scotland/University Chemical Laboratory, Cambridge, UK/Opening of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Center, Nottingham, UK/32nd International Symposium on Macrocyclic Chemistry, Salice Terine, Pavia, Italy/1st NIMS Conference on Recent Breakthroughs in Materials Science and Technology, Tsukuba, Japan/12th International Symposium on Novel Aromatic Compounds, Awaji Island, Kobe, Japan/13th International Conference on Unconventional Photoactive Systems, Northwestern University, Evanston IL/9th International Conference on Calixarenes, College Park MD/234th ACS Meeting, Boston/MoleApps PI Review Meeting, Annapolis MD/Academy Conference of the Turkish Academy of Science at the Cultural and Conventional Center of the Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey/David Reinhoudt Farewell Symposium, Enschede, The Netherlands/Institute of Physics, London, UK/ Seminar to the Oxford Bionanotechnology Group, Oxford, UK/42nd Meeting of the Mexican Chemical Society, Guadalajara, Mexico/MURI Kick-off Meeting on Bioinspired Supramolecular Enzymatic Systems, Northwestern University, Evanston IL/ Conference on Productive Nanosystems: Launching the Technology Roadmap, Arlington VA/Closs Lecture Series at the University of Chicago, Chicago IL/Izatt-Christensen Lectureship, Brigham Young University, Provo UT/Arthur Fry Lectureship, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville AR/Albert Einstein World Award of Science, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León, Monterrey, Mexico/21st Solvay Conference on Chemistry From Noncovalent Assemblies to Molecular Machines, Hotel Métropole, Brussels, Belgium/Nanoscale Science and Engineering NSF Grantees Conference, Arlington VA/RSC UK Macrocyclic and Supramolecular Chemistry Group Meeting, University of Manchester, UK

2008 Fourth Annual FENA Review, Los Angeles/Kilpatrick Lecture, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago/5th

Eurasian Meeting on Heterocyclic Chemistry, University of Kuwait, Kuwait City/Gooch-Stephens Lectureship, Baylor University, Waco TX/Morgan Science Lectureship, Appalachian State University, Boone NC/ Boston College, Chestnut Hill MA/Kent State University, Cleveland OH/235th ACS National Meeting, New Orleans LA/NU Alumni, Northwestern University, Evanston IL/Peter B Sherry Memorial Lectureship, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta GA/Trends in Organic Chemistry Symposium, Uppsala, Sweden/Nanotechnology Town Hall, Northwestern University, Evanston IL/DARPA Meeting, Los Angeles CA/NIH Workshop on Future Directions of Multivalent Agents in Therapeutic Development, Bethesda MD/FACS XIII Meeting, Santa Barbara CA/International Conference on Nanotechnology, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia/Symposium on Molecular Nanoscience, Reading, UK/IRG-4 Meeting, Materials Research Science and Engineering Center, Northwestern University, Evanston IL/Tetrahedron Prize and Cope Award Lectures, 236th ACS Fall National Meeting, Philadelphia PA/Yamada Symposium on Topological Molecules, Awaji Island, Hyogo, Japan/International Institute of Nano and Molecular Medicine Grand Opening, Columbia MO/William Smart Endowed Lectureship in Chemistry, University of West Florida, Pensacola FL/Annual Integrated Science Program Distinguished Seminar, Northwestern University, Evanston IL/Watkins Lectures, Wichita State University, Wichita KS/International Institute of Nanotechnology, Hotel Orrington, Evanston

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IL/SIMMposium in Honor of Roeland Nolte, Nijmegen, The Netherlands/Supra-Nano 2008, University of Birmingham, UK

2009 Northwestern Memorial Healthcare Board Meeting, Chicago IL/Armes Lectureship, University of Manitoba,

Winnipeg, Canada/Moses Gomberg Lecture Series, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor MI/28th Donald G Davis Memorial Lectureship, University of New Orleans, LA/Professor Alain Krief’s Retirement Celebration, University of Namur, Namur, Belgium/Nanotech Insight 2009, Barcelona, Spain/IV Joint International Symposium on Macrocyclic and Supramolecular Chemistry, Maastricht, The Netherlands/Gordon Research Conference on the Chemistry of Supramolecules and Assemblies, Colby College, Waterville ME/Gordon Research Conference on Photochemistry, Bryant University, Smithfield RI/10th Annual Symposium on Supramolecular Chemistry in Ireland, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland/IUPAC Congress on Chemistry Solutions, Glasgow, Scotland/4th Banff Symposium on Organic Chemistry, University of Alberta, Banff, Canada/Chemical Science and Engineering Division, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne IL/FENA Scientific Advisory Board Meeting, UCLA/Chatt Lectureship, John Innes Centre, Norwich, UK/Symposium in Honor of Jean-Pierre Sauvage, Strasbourg, France

2010 Materials Science and Engineering Department, Northwestern University, Evanston IL/FENA Review, Los

Angeles CA/CNSI Seminar Series, ULCA/Distinguished Lecture Series and SAB Meeting, Molecular Foundry, Berkeley CA/Intel Labs, Berkeley CA/Aggarwal Lectures in Polymer Science, Cornell University, Ithaca NY/Foundation Pierre-Gilles de Gennes for Research Montagne Saint-Genevieve, Paris, France/ ISNSCE Award at FNANO 2010, Snowbird UT/ Beilstein Bozen Symposium 2010 on Molecular Interactions and Systems Chemistry, Korb, Germany/GDCh Summer Term Lecture Series, Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany/International Symposium on Macrocyclic and Supramolecular Chemistry V, Nara, Japan/Joint Symposium of Post 5th ISMSC and The 6th Symposium on Host-Guest Chemistry, Osaka, Japan/Global COE International Symposium on Future Molecular Systems—Beyond Supramolecular Chemistry 2010, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan/International Symposium on Nano-Bio Molecular Assembly 2010, Yonsei University, S Korea/Black Forest Focus on Soft Matter 4, Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies, Saig, Germany/INANO–NCNST Summer School, Sonderborg, Denmark/2010 ACS Meeting POLY/PMSE Symposium Towards Self-Assembling Materials, Boston, MA/Summer School on Nanotechnology—From Architecture to Function, Villars, Montreux, Switzerland/Seeing at the Nanoscale VIII, Basel, Switzerland

2011 Chemistry Colloquium, Pennsylvania State University, State College PA/FENA Retreat, Avila Beach

CA/Symposium on Catalysis and Sensing for Health, Bath, UK/Symposium on Molecular Self-Assembly and Artificial Molecular Machines, AAAS 2011 Meeting, Washington, DC/CSACS Lecturer, McGill University, Montreal, Canada/CSACS Lecturer, University of Sherbrooke, Canada/CSACS Lecturer, INRS, Varennes, Canada/Sigma Xi Colloquium, University of Maine, Orono ME/Joint Vietnam–USA Symposium on the Chemistry of MOFs, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam/Chemistry Faculty Lunch Seminar, Northwestern University, Evanston IL/Symposium on Artificial Muscles, 2011 MRS Meeting, San Francisco CA/FENA Annual Review, Boston MA/Cardiff Spring Conference 2011, University of Cardiff, Wales/Symposium on Frontiers in Macromolecular and Supramolecular Science, Dracula’s Country, Romania/Frontiers in Biomimetic and Coordination Chemistry: A Symposium in Honor of Abraham Shanzer, Weizmann Institute, Rohovat, Israel/Foresight’s 25th Anniversary Conference Celebration and Reunion Weekend, Silicon Valley CA/2011 GRC on Physical Organic Chemistry, Holderness School, Plymouth NH/Second International Conference on Cucurbiturils, Cambridge, UK/Nanobiotechnology Series, Stanford School of Medicine, Stanford CA/2011 GRC on Clusters, Nanocrystals and Nanostructures, Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley MA/43rd IUPAC World Chemistry Congress: 60 Years and 60–A Symposium on Fullerenes and Supramolecular Chemistry in Honor of Luis Echegoyen, San Juan, Puerto Rico/International Symposium on Chemistry in the XXIst Century–Supramolecular?, Royal Castle, Warsaw, Poland

2012 Philosophical Society of Washington–Spring Lecture Series, Washington DC/Society for Analytical Chemists

of Pittsburgh and Spectroscopic Society of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh PA/Seminar in the School of Chemical and Physical Sciences, Victoria University, Wellington, New Zealand/ISMSC-7 2012, University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand/Public and Academic Lectures, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore/ College of Lake County, Vernon Hills IL/2012 Bigeleisen Lecture, State University of New York, Stony Brook NY/RSC Chemical Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Meeting, Newcastle University, Newcastle, UK/Jones Lectureship in Department of Chemistry, Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario/243rd ACS National Meeting: Symposium on Chemistry of Materials Honoring Ric Kaner, San Diego CA/Intel URO Offsite Meeting, San Francisco CA/State Key Laboratory of Supramolecular Structure and Materials,

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Changchun, China/16th International Cyclodextrin Symposium 2012, Tianjin, China/MacLean Lectureship, Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario/Northwestern University Library Board of Governors, Chicago IL/Macro Group UK International Conference on Polymer Synthesis and UKPCF International Conference on Polymer Colloids, Warwick, UK/244th ACS National Meeting (PMSE, ENFL), Philadelphia PA/Dow Chemical Company, Springhouse PA/4th EuCheMS Chemistry Congress, Prague, Czech Republic/ISACS-9 Challenges in Nanoscience, Xiamen, China/ International Conference on Frontiers in Biomedical Nanotechnology, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia/Lord Lectureship, Allegheny College, Meadville PA/DYNAMOL: European Commission-Sponsored Research Training Network Symposium, Cambridge, UK/NYUAD Institute, New York University-Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

2013 Foresight Technical Conference, Palo Alto CA/Henry Dreyfus Chemistry Lectureship, Dartmouth College,

Hanover NH/Department of Chemistry, University of Miami, Miami FL/Cava Lectureship, Department of Chemistry, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa AL/Third International Conference on Multifunctional, Hybrid and Nanomaterials, Sorrento, Italy/11th Raymond Castle Research Conference, Department of Chemistry, University of South Florida, Tampa FL/Wawzonek Lectureship, Department of Chemistry, University of Iowa, Iowa City IA/High Polymer Research Group (HPRG) Conference on Supramolecular Self-Assembly, Pott Shrigley, Cheshire UK/International Symposium on Templates in Chemistry–Present and Future, University of Bonn, Germany/Chemistry Tercentenary, University of Edinburgh, Scotland/ International Conference on Materials and Advanced Technologies (ICMAT 2013), Singapore/ International Symposium on Macrocylic and Supramolecular Chemistry (ISMSC-8), Arlington VA/European Symposium on Organic Reactivity (ESOR 2013), Prague, Czech Republic/246th ACS Meeting: Symposium on Supramolecular Nanomaterials (COLL), Indianapolis IN/35th Princeton ACS Fall Organic Symposium, Princeton NJ/Birch Lectureship, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia/10th Anniversary Nanoscience Days, University of Jyväskylä, Jyväskylä, Finland/Alfred Werner Symposium, University of Zürich, Switzerland /RSC Macrocyclic and Supramolecular Conference (MASC 2013), School of Chemistry, University of Glasgow, Scotland

2014 27th International Carbohydrate Symposium (ICS27) and 2014 Centenary Lecture, Indian Institute of Science,

Bangalore, India/William G Dauben Lectureship in Organic Chemistry, University of California, Berkeley CA/Vista Lectureship, University of Texas, Austin, TX/Mardi Gras Symposium 2014, Tulane University, New Orleans LA/247th American Chemical Society Meeting PMSE Symposium, Dallas TX/Yukon Science Institute, Whitehorse and Dawson City, Yukon, Canada/Science Café, Evanston IL/17th International Cyclodextrin Symposium (ICS17), Saarland University, Saarbrücken, Germany/Gordon Research Conference on Crystal Engineering, Waterville Valley NH/9th International Symposium on Macrocylic and Supra-molecular Chemistry (9ISMSC), Shanghai, China/Workshop on Molecular Rotors, Motors, and Switches, Telluride Science Center, Telluride CO/248th American Chemical Society Meeting (COLL, PMSE, ENFL), San Francisco CA/7th PKU-Eli Lilly Symposium on Organic Chemistry, Peking University, Beijing, China

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Dr  J  Fraser  Stoddart  /  Board  of  Trustees  Professor  of  Chemistry  /  Northwestern  University  Born    May  24,  1942,  Edinburgh,  Scotland   Nationality    US   Email    stoddart@northwestern.edu  Telephone    847-­‐491-­‐3793   Fax    847-­‐491-­‐1009   Group  Website    Stoddart.northwestern.edu    Address    Department  of  Chemistry,  Northwestern  University,  2145  Sheridan  Road,  Evanston,  IL  60208,  USA    Academic  Career  2010–Present   Director  of  the  Center  for  the  Chemistry  of  Integrated  Systems  at  Northwestern  University  2008–Present   Board  of  Trustees  Professor  of  Chemistry  at  Northwestern  University  2003–2007   Fred  Kavli  Chair  in  NanoSystems  Sciences  at  University  of  California,  Los  Angeles  1997–2003   Saul  Winstein  Chair  in  Organic  Chemistry  at  University  of  California,  Los  Angeles  1993–1997   Head  of  School  of  Chemistry  at  University  of  Birmingham,  UK  1990–1997   Professor  of  Organic  Chemistry  at  University  of  Birmingham,  UK  1981–1990   Reader  in  Chemistry  at  University  of  Sheffield,  UK  1978–1981   On  secondment  to  ICI  Corporate  Laboratory,  Runcorn,  UK  1970–1978   Lecturer  in  Chemistry  at  University  of  Sheffield,  UK  1970   ICI  Research  Fellowship  in  Chemistry  at  University  of  Sheffield,  UK     Advisor:  David  Ollis  FRS  (deceased)  1967–1970   NRC  Postdoctoral  Fellowship  at  Queen’s  University,  Kingston,  Canada     Advisor:  Ken  Jones  FRS  (deceased)  1964–1966   DSIR  Postgraduate  Studentship  at  University  of  Edinburgh,  UK     PhD  Advisors:  Sir  Edmund  Hirst  FRS  and  Douglas  Anderson  (both  deceased)  1960–1964   BSc  Honours  Chemistry,  University  of  Edinburgh,  UK    Honors  (since  1994)  2014   Membership  of  the  National  Academy  of  Sciences,  USA  2013   Honorary  Professorship  (Jilin  University,  China)  2012   Fellowship  of  the  American  Academy  of  Arts  and  Sciences,  USA  2011   Honorary  Fellowship  of  the  Royal  Society  of  Chemistry,  UK  2010   Honorary  Doctor  of  Science  Degree  (St  Andrews  University,  UK)  2010   Honorary  Doctor  of  Science  Degree  (Trinity  College  Dublin,  Ireland)  2009   Honorary  Doctor  of  Science  Degree  (University  of  Sheffield,  UK)  2008   Honorary  Fellowship  of  the  Royal  Society  of  Edinburgh,  UK  2007   Appointed  Knight  Bachelor  by  HM  Queen  Elizabeth  II  2006   Honorary  Doctor  of  Science  Degree  (University  of  Twente,  The  Netherlands)  2005   Fellowship  of  the  American  Association  for  the  Advancement  of  Science,  USA  2005   Honorary  Doctor  of  Science  Degree  (University  of  Birmingham,  UK)  2005   Honorary  Professorship  (East  China  University  of  Science  and  Technology)  2005   Carnegie  Centenary  Professorship  of  the  Universities  of  Scotland,  UK  1999   Fellowship  of  the  German  Academy  (Leopoldina)  of  Natural  Sciences  1998   Humboldt  Fellowship,  Germany  1994   Fellowship  of  the  Royal  Society  of  London,  UK    Awards  and  Prizes  and  Medals  (since  1993)  2014   Centenary  Prize  from  the  Royal  Society  of  Chemistry,  UK  2013   IChemE  North  America  Chemical  Engineering  Project  of  the  Year  Award  2012   Distinguished  Citizen  Award,  Illinois  Saint  Andrew  Society,  Chicago,  USA  2010   Undergraduate  Chemistry  Council  Teacher  of  the  Year  Award  (Northwestern  University)  2010   Royal  Medal  of  the  Royal  Society  of  Edinburgh  presented  by  Prince  Philip,  Duke  of  Edinburgh  2010   International  Society  for  Nanoscale  Science,  Computation  and  Engineering  Award  2008   Davy  Medal  of  the  Royal  Society  of  London  2008   Arthur  C  Cope  Award  (American  Chemical  Society)  2007   Feynman  Prize  in  Nanotechnology  (Experimental)  

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2007   Albert  Einstein  World  Prize  in  Science  2007   Tetrahedron  Prize  for  Creativity  in  Organic  Chemistry  2007   Jabir  Ibn  Hyyan  (Geber)  Medal  (Saudi  Chemical  Society)  2007   King  Faisal  International  Prize  in  Science  2006   Fuson  Award  (University  of  Nevada)  2006     Mack  Memorial  Award  (Ohio  State  University)  2005   University  of  Edinburgh  Alumnus  of  the  Year  2005  Award  2004   Nagoya  Gold  Medal  in  Organic  Chemistry  2001   Herbert  Newby  McCoy  Award  (UCLA)  1999   Arthur  C  Cope  Scholar  Award  (American  Chemical  Society)  1995   Adolf  Steinhofer  Foundation  Award  (University  of  Kaiserslautern,  Germany)  1994   Claire  Bruylants  Award  (University  of  Louvaine-­‐La-­‐Neuve,  Belgium)  1993   International  Izatt-­‐Christensen  Award  in  Macrocyclic  Chemistry    Selected  Named  Lectures  and  Presentations      >  1000        Keynote  /  Plenary  /  Invited  lectures  at  national  /  international  conferences,  university  colloquia  and  industrial  organizations  over  the  past  40  years  including  the  following  named  lectures:  University  of  Texas,  Austin:  Vista  Lecturer  (2014)  •  University  of  California,  Berkeley:  Dauben  Lecturer  (2014)  •  Australian  National  University:  Birch  Lecturer  (2013)  •  University  of  Iowa:  Wawzonek  Lecturer  (2013)  •  University  of  Alabama:  Cava  Lecturer  (2013)  •  Dartmouth  College:  Henry  Dreyfus  Chemistry  Lecturer  (2013)  •  Allegheny  College:  Lord  Lecturer  (2012)  •  McMaster  University:  MacLean  Lecturer  (2012)  •  Queen’s  University  (Canada):  Jones  Lecturer  (2012)  •  Stony  Brook  University:  Bigeleisen  Lecturer  (2012)  •  McGill  University:  Aggarwal  Lecturer  (2010)  •  john  Innes  Centre,  Norwich,  UK:  Chatt  Lecturer  (2009)  •  University  of  New  Orleans:  Davis  Memorial  Lecturer  (2009)  •  University  of  Manitoba:  Armes  Lecturer  (2009)  •  University  of  West  Florida:  Smart  Lecturer  (2008)  •  Georgia  Institute  of  Technology:  Sherry  Memorial  Lecturer  (2008)  •  Appalachian  State  University:  Morgan  Science  Lecturer  (2008)  •  Baylor  University:  Gooch-­‐Stephens  Lecturer  (2008)  •  Illinois  Institute  of  Technology:  Kilpatrick  Lecturer  (2008)  etc.  etc.  etc.    Administrative  Responsibilities     (1)  Northwestern  University  2012–Present   Chair  of  the  Faculty  Honors  Committee  in  Chemistry  2012–Present   Member  of  the  Department  of  Chemistry  Vision  Committee  2010–2012   Member  of  the  Senior  Hire  Search  Committee  in  Chemistry  2010–Present   Director  of  the  Center  for  the  Chemistry  of  Integrated  Systems  2008–2012   Member  of  Robert  H  Lurie  Comprehensive  Cancer  Center  2008–Present   Member  of  Institute  of  BioNanotechnology  in  Medicine  2008–Present   Member  of  the  International  Institute  for  Nanotechnology  2008–2012   Member  of  the  Faculty  Honors  Committee  in  Chemistry     (2)  University  of  California  at  Los  Angeles  (UCLA)  2004–2007   Member  of  the  Materials  Creation  Training  Program  2004–2007   Member  of  the  Research  Advisor  Council  for  UCLA  2003–2007   Director  of  the  California  NanoSystems  Institute  (CNSI)  2002–2007   Member  of  the  Postdoctoral  Advisory  Committee  2002–2003   Acting  Director  of  the  California  NanoSystems  Institute  (CNSI)  2000–2002   Member  of  the  Board  of  the  California  NanoSystems  Institute  (CNSI)  1998–1999   Member  of  the  Chemistry  Departmental  Library  Committee  1997–2007   Member  of  the  Chemistry  Departmental  Awards  Committee     (3)  Birmingham  University  1995   Future  Vice-­‐Chancellor  Selection  Board  1992   Postgraduate  Prospectus  –  Vice-­‐Chancellor’s  Special  Advisor  1993–1997   Chair  of  the  School  of  Chemistry  1992–1993   Chairman  of  Chemistry  Futures  Group  1991–1997   Member  of  the  Science  Faculty  Research  Committee  1991–1994   Chairman  of  Science  Faculty  Industrial  Liaison  Panel  1990–1997   Chair  of  Organic  Chemistry  

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  (4)  Sheffield  University  /  ICI  Corporate  Laboratory  1988–1989   Member  of  Chemistry  Departmental  Research  Committee  1982–1986   Organic  Chemistry  Representative  of  Departmental  Study  Group  on  Computing  1981–1984   Chemistry  Departmental  Representative  on  the  Science  Faculty  Board  1978–1981   Organizer  of  the  Organic  Discussion  Group  Meetings  at  ICI  Corporate  Laboratory  1978–1990   Organic  Chemistry  Representative  on  NMR  Committee  1974–1977   Organic  Chemistry  Representative  on  Staff-­‐Student  Committee  1973–1975   Organic  Chemistry  Representative  on  Departmental  Safety  Committee  1972–1973   Organic  Chemistry  Representative  on  Departmental  Academic  Development  Committee    Membership/Fellowship  of  Professional  Societies  Royal  Society  of  Chemistry     German  Academy  (Leopoldina)  of  Science  American  Chemical  Society   American  Association  for  the  Advancement  of  Science  Royal  Society  of  London   Royal  Netherlands  Academy  of  Arts  and  Science  Royal  Society  of  Edinburgh   American  Academy  of  Arts  and  Sciences  Imperial  Society  of  Knights  Bachelor   National  Academy  of  Sciences    Editorial  Boards  and  Scientific  Committees  (since  1990)  2012–Present   Member  of  International  Advisory  Board  ChemPlusChem  2010–Present   Editor-­‐in-­‐Chief  of  Applied  Nanoscience  2010–Present   Member  of  International  Advisory  Board  Macromolecular  Rapid  Communications  2007   Chairman  of  NSF  Chemistry  Committee  Workshop  on  Emergent  Phenomena  2007–2012   Member  of  Scientific  Advisory  Board  of  Molecular  Foundry  2004   Member  of  the  Wolf  Prize  in  Chemistry  Committee  2004–Present   Member  of  ACS  Executive  Director’s  2020  Committee  2004–Present   Member  of  International  Advisory  Board  of  Chemistry  World  2003–2005   Associate  Editor  of  Organic  Letters  2003   Member  of  Scientific  Committee  of  the  Nanoworld  Institute,  University  of  Geneva  2002–2003   Member  of  International  Board  of  IUPAC  Meeting  in  Ottawa  2000–2008   Member  of  Editorial  Advisory  Board  of  Crystal  Growth  and  Design  2000   Member  of  NIH  Medicinal  Chemistry  Study  Section  1999   Member  of  the  NSF  Inorganic  Chemistry  CAREER  Panel  1999–2005   Member  of  Editorial  Advisory  Board  of  Journal  of  Organic  Chemistry  1999–Present   Member  of  Editorial  Advisory  Board  of  Organic  Letters  1997–2012   Member  of  International  Advisory  Board  of  Collection  of  Czechoslovak  Chemical  Communications  1996   President  of  the  Chemistry  Section  of  British  Association  1995–1997   Member  of  Scientific  Advisory  Board  of  Center  for  Nanoscale  Science  and  Technology  at  Rice    1995–2013   Member  of  the  International  Advisory  Board  of  Angewandte  Chemie  1995–Present   Member  of  Honorary  Board  of  Chemistry  A  European  Journal  1994–1997   Member  of  EPSRC  Chemistry  College  1994–1995   Member  of  EPSRC  /  BBSRC  Biomolecular  Sciences  Subcommittee  1994–1997   Chairman  of  NATO  Special  Program  on  Supramolecular  Chemistry  1993–1998   Member  of  Editorial  Board  of  Supramolecular  Science  1992–1994   Member  of  SERC  Biomolecular  Sciences  Subcommittee  1992–1994   Member  of  SERC  Chemistry  Committee  1992   Member  of  SERC  Carbohydrate  Science  Panel  1991–1997   Member  of  Editorial  Board  of  Synthesis  1991–1993   UK  Representative  and  Assistant  Coordinator  of  European  Science  and  Technology  Group  1991–1994   UK  Representative  on  NATO  Special  Program  on  Supramolecular  Chemistry  1991–1993   Member  of  SERC  Molecular  Electronics  Committee  1991–1992   Member  of  SERC  Molecular  Recognition  Initiative  Review  Panel  1991–1995   Member  of  Editorial  Board  of  Chemical  Society  Reviews  1990–1995   Member  of  Advisory  Board  of  Journal  of  Materials  Chemistry      

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Professional  Advancement  of  Graduate  Students  and  Postdoctoral  Fellows  (since  2008)  

•  Graduate  Student  /  Postdoctoral  Fellowships  (since  2008)  National  Science  Foundation  (NSF)  Graduate  Research  Fellowship  Carson  Bruns  (2009)  •  Albert  Fahrenbach  (2009)  •  Nathan  Strutt  (2010)  •  Alyssa-­‐Jennifer  Avestro  (2011)  •  Dennis  Cao  (2011)  •  Edward  Dale  (2013)    National  Defense  Science  and  Engineering  Graduate  (NDSEG)  Fellowship  Jonathan  Barnes  (2011)  •  Ian  Gibbs-­‐Hall  (2014)  Fulbright  Research  Fellowship  Anthea  Blackburn  (2010)  •  Paul  McGonigal  /  Postdoc  (2012)  Netherlands  Organisation  for  Scientific  Research  (NWO)  Rubicon  Fellowship  Michal  Juríček  /  Postdoc  (2011)  Northwestern  University  International  Institute  for  Nanotechnology  (IIN)  Fellowship  Severin  Schneebeli  /  Postdoc  (2011)  •  Leah  Witus  /  Postdoc  (2012)  National  Institutes  of  Health  National  Research  Service  Award  (NIH  NRSA)  Fellowship  Leah  Witus  /  Postdoc  (2012)  

•  Graduate  Students  to  Postdoctoral  Fellowships  Matthew  Belowich  –  Princeton  University  (David  MacMillan)  Jason  Spruell  –  University  of  California  at  Santa  Barbara  (Craig  Hawker)  Lei  Fang  –  Stanford  University  (Zhenan  Bao)  Hao  Li  –  University  of  Texas  at  Austin  (Jonathan  Sessler)  Andrew  Sue  –  University  of  California  at  Berkeley  (Omar  Yaghi)  Srinivasan  Sampath  –  Korea  Institute  of  Advanced  Science  and  Technology  (Ali  Coskun)  Ashish  Basuray  –  Northwestern  University  (Fraser  Stoddart)  Gokhan  Barin  –  Northwestern  University  (Joseph  Hupp)  /  University  of  California  at  Berkeley  (Jeffrey  Long)  Albert  Fahrenbach  –  Harvard  University  (Jack  Szostak)  Jonathan  Barnes  –  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology  (Jeremiah  Johnson)  Carson  Bruns  –  University  of  California  at  Berkeley  (Matt  Francis)  Dennis  Cao  –  Northwestern  University  (Sam  Stupp)  

•  Graduate  Students  and  Postdoctoral  Fellows  to  Industry  /  Other  Matthew  Belowich  –  Dow  Chemical  Company   Alexander  Shveyd  –  Intel  Cory  Valente  –  Dow  Chemical  Company   Subadeep  Basu  –  Intel  Sergio  Grunder  –  Dow  Chemical  Company  (Switzerland)   Ragnar  Stoll  –  BASF  (Germany)  Louisa  Esdaile  –  Dow  Chemical  Company   Kaushik  Patel  –  Sigma-­‐Aldrich  Megan  Boyle  –  Dow  Chemical  Company   Jason  Spruell  –  Milliken  Travis  Gasa  –  Leydig,  Voit  &  Mayer  /  Renmatix   Sanjeev  Dey  –  Milliken  Doug  Friedman  –  National  Academy  of  Sciences   Nathan  Strutt  –  Intel  Julien  Iehl  –  Centre  National  de  la  Recherche  Scientifique  (CNRS)  Henri-­‐Pierre  Jacquot  de  Rouville  –  Centre  National  de  la  Recherche  Scientifique  (CNRS)  

•  Postdoctoral  Fellows  to  Assistant  Professorships  Lei  Fang  –  Texas  A&M  /  College  Station   Brian  Northrup  –  Wesleyan  University    Adam  Whalley  –  University  of  Vermont   Ognjen  Miljanic  –  University  of  Houston  Ronald  Smaldone  –  University  of  Texas  at  Dallas   William  Dichtel  –  Cornell  University  Jeremiah  Gassensmith  –  University  of  Texas  at  Dallas   Ozgur  Bozdemir  –  Ataturk  University  Psaras  McGrier  –  Ohio  State  University   Yingwei  Yang  –  Jilin  University  Ali  Trabolsi  –  New  York  University  Abu  Dhabi   Sourav  Saha  –  University  of  Florida  Mark  Olson  –  University  of  Texas  at  Corpus  Christi   Ivan  Aprahamian  –  Dartmouth  University  Yanli  Zhao  –  Nanyang  Technical  University   Ross  Forgan  –  University  of  Glasgow  Niveen  Khashab  –  King  Abdullah  University  of  Science   Florian  Beuerle  –  University  of  Würzburg  Adam  Braunschweig  –  New  York  University  /  University  of  Miami     Cheng  Wang  –  Wuhan  University  Ali  Coskun  –  Korea  Advanced  Institute  of  Advanced  Science  and  Technology   Michal  Juríček  –  Basel  University  Marco  Frasconi  –  Italian  Institute  of  Technology   Severin  Schneebeli    –  University  of  Vermont  

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Top  60  Publications  from  Over  1000  in  Total  

 94.   Second-­‐sphere  co-­‐ordination  of  a  cationic  platinum  complex  by  crown  ethers.  The  X-­‐ray  crystal  structure  of  

[Pt(bipy)(NH3)2·∙dibenzo-­‐30-­‐crown-­‐10]2+[PF6]2·∙0.6H2O  (H.M.  Colquhoun,   J.F.  Stoddart,   J.B.  Wolstenholme,  D.J.  Williams,  R.  Zarzycki),  Angew.  Chem.,  Int.  Ed.  Engl.  1981,  20,  1051–1053.  

163.   Complexation   of   paraquat   by   a   bisparaphenylene-­‐34-­‐crown-­‐10   derivative   (B.L.  Allwood,   N.   Spencer,   H.  Shahriari-­‐Zavareh,  J.F.  Stoddart,  D.J.  Williams),  J.  Chem.  Soc.,  Chem.  Commun.  1987,  1064–1066.  

201.   Bisparaquat(1,4)cyclophane.   A   tetracationic   multipurpose   receptor   (B.   Odell,   M.V.  Reddington,   A.M.Z.  Slawin,  N.  Spencer,  J.F.  Stoddart,  D.J.  Williams),  Angew.  Chem.,  Int.  Ed.  Engl.  1988,  27,  1547–1550.  

202.   Isostructural   alternately-­‐charged   receptor   stacks.   The   inclusion   complexes   of   hydroquinol   and   catechol  dimethyl  ethers  with  bisparaquat(1,4)cyclophane  (P.R.  Ashton,  B.  Odell,  M.V.  Reddington,  A.M.Z.  Slawin,  J.F.  Stoddart,  D.J.  Williams),  Angew.  Chem.,  Int.  Ed.  Engl.  1988,  27,  1550–1553.  

218.   A   [2]catenane  made  to  order   (P.R.  Ashton,  T.T.  Goodnow,  A.E.  Kaifer,  M.V.  Reddington,  A.M.Z.  Slawin,    N.  Spencer,  J.F.  Stoddart,  C.  Vicent,  D.J.  Williams),  Angew.  Chem.,  Int.  Ed.  Engl.  1989,  28,  1396–1399.  

249.   A  molecular  shuttle  (P.L.  Anelli,  N.  Spencer,  J.F.  Stoddart),  J.  Am.  Chem.  Soc.  1991,  113,  5131–5133.  

264.   Molecular  Meccano  1.  [2]Rotaxanes  and  a  [2]catenane  made  to  order  (P.L.  Anelli,  P.R.  Ashton,    R.  Ballardini,  V.  Balzani,  M.  Delgado,  M.T.  Gandolfi,  T.T.  Goodnow,  A.E.  Kaifer,  D.  Philp,  M.  Pietraszkiewicz,  L.  Prodi,  M.V.  Reddington,  A.M.Z.  Slawin,  N.  Spencer,  J.F.  Stoddart,  C.  Vicent,  D.J.  Williams),  J.  Am.  Chem.  Soc.  1992,  114,  193–218.  

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323.   Olympiadane   (D.B.   Amabilino,   P.R.   Ashton,   A.S.   Reder,   N.   Spencer,   J.F.  Stoddart),  Angew.   Chem.,   Int.   Ed.  Engl.  1994,  33,  1286–1290.  

339.   Molecular   meccano   2.   The   sel-­‐assembly   of   [n]catenanes   (D.B.   Amabilino,   P.R.  Ashton,   C.L.   Brown,   E.  Córdova,  L.A.  Godínez,  T.T.  Goodnow,  A.E.  Kaifer,  S.P.  Newton,  M.  Pietraszkiewicz,  D.  Philp,  F.M.  Raymo,  A.S.  Reder,  M.T.  Rutland,  A.M.Z.  Slawin,  N.  Spencer,   J.F.  Stoddart,  D.J.  Williams),   J.  Am.  Chem.  Soc.  1995,  117,  1271–1293.  

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354.   Dialkylammonium   ion/crown   ether   complexes:   The   forerunners   of   a   new   family   of   interlocked  molecules  (P.R.   Ashton,   P.J.   Campbell,   E.J.T.   Chrystal,   P.T.   Glink,   S.  Menzer,   D.   Philp,   N.   Spencer,   J.F.   Stoddart,   P.A.  Tasker,  D.J.  Williams),  Angew.  Chem.,  Int.  Ed.  Engl.  1995,  34,  1865–1869.  

362.   Molecular  meccano  3:  Constitutional  and  translational   isomerism   in   [2]catenanes  and   [n]pseudorotaxanes  (D.B.   Amabilino,   P.L.   Anelli,   P.R.   Ashton,   G.R.   Brown,   E.   Córdova,   L.A.   Godínez,  W.  Hayes,   A.E.   Kaifer,     D.  Philp,   A.M.Z.   Slawin,   N.   Spencer,   J.F.   Stoddart,   M.S.   Tolley,   D.J.   Williams),   J.   Am.   Chem.   Soc.   1995,   117,  11142–11170.  

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546.   Electronically   configurable   molecular-­‐based   logic   gates   (C.P.   Collier,   E.W.   Wong,   M.   Belohradsky,   F.M.  Raymo,  J.F.  Stoddart,  P.J.  Kuekes,  R.S.  Williams,  J.R.  Heath),  Science  1999,  285,  391–394.  

582.   A  [2]catenane-­‐based  solid  state  electronically  reconfigurable  switch  (C.P.  Collier,  G.  Mattersteig,  E.W.  Wong,  Y.  Luo,  K.  Beverly,  J.  Sampaio,  F.M.  Raymo,  J.F.  Stoddart,  J.R.  Heath),  Science  2000,  289,  1172–1175.  

599.   Preparation  and  properties  of  polymer-­‐wrapped  single-­‐walled  carbon  nanotubes   (A.  Star,   J.F.   Stoddart,  D.  Steuerman,  M.  Diehl,  A.  Boukai,  E.W.  Wong,  X.  Yang,  S.-­‐W.  Chung,  H.  Choi,   J.R.  Heath),  Angew.  Chem.   Int.  Ed.  2001,  40,  1721–1725.  

602.   Template-­‐directed  synthesis  of  a  [2]rotaxane  by  clipping  under  thermodynamic  control  of  a  crown  ether-­‐like  macrocycle  around  a  dialkylammonium  ion  (P.T.  Glink,  A.I.  Oliva,  J.F.  Stoddart,  A.J.P.  White,  D.J.  Williams),  Angew.  Chem.  Int.  Ed.  2001,  40,  1870–1875.  

618.   Molecular-­‐based   electronically   switchable   tunnel   junction   devices   (C.P.   Collier,   J.O.   Jeppesen,   Yi   Luo,   J.  Perkins,  E.W.  Wong,  J.R.  Heath,  J.F.  Stoddart),  J.  Am.  Chem.  Soc.  2001,  123,  12632–12641.  

623.   Dynamic  covalent  chemistry   (S.J.  Rowan,  S.J.  Cantrill,  G.R.L.  Cousins,   J.K.M.  Sanders,   J.F.  Stoddart)  Angew.  Chem.  Int.  Ed.  2002,  41,  898–952.  

631.   Two-­‐dimensional  molecular  electronics  circuits  (Y.  Luo,  C.P.  Collier,  J.O.  Jeppesen,  K.A.  Nielsen,  E.  DeIonno,  G.  Ho,  J.  Perkins,  H.-­‐R.  Tseng,  T.  Yamamoto,  J.F.  Stoddart,  J.R.  Heath),  ChemPhysChem  2002,  3,  519–525.  

634.   Starched  carbon  nanotubes  (A.  Star,  D.W.  Steuerman,  J.R.  Heath,  J.F.  Stoddart),  Angew.  Chem.  Int.  Ed.  2002,  41,  2508–2512.  

653.   Toward   chemically   controlled   nanoscale   molecular   machinery   (H.-­‐R.   Tseng,   S.A.   Vignon,   J.F.   Stoddart),  Angew.  Chem.  Int.  Ed.  2003,  42,  1491–1495.  

671.   The  metastability   of   an   electrochemically   controlled   nanoscale  machine   on   gold   surfaces   (H.-­‐R.   Tseng,  D.  Wu,  N.X.  Fang,  X.  Zhang,  J.F.  Stoddart),  ChemPhysChem  2004,  5,  111–116.  

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676.   A  molecular  elevator  (J.D.  Badjić,  V.  Balzani,  A.  Credi,  S.  Silvi,  J.F.  Stoddart),  Science  2004,  303,  1845–1849.  

683.   Molecular  Borromean  rings  (K.S.  Chichak,  S.J.  Cantrill,  A.R.  Pease,  S.-­‐H.  Chiu,  G.W.V.  Cave,  J.L.  Atwood,  J.F.  Stoddart),  Science  2004,  304,  1308–1312.  

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720.   A  reversible  molecular  valve  (T.  Nguyen,  H.-­‐R.  Tseng,  P.C.  Celestre,  A.H.  Flood,  Y.  Liu,  J.I.  Zink,  J.F.  Stoddart),  Proc.  Natl.  Acad.  Sci.  USA  2005,  102,  10029–10034.  

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856.   Docking  in  metal-­‐organic  frameworks  (Q.  Li,  W.  Zhang,  O.Š.  Miljanić,  C.-­‐H.  Sue,  C.  Knobler,  Y.-­‐L.  Zhao,  L.  Liu,  J.F.  Stoddart,  O.M.  Yaghi),  Science  2009,  325,  855–859.  

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887.   Robust  dynamics  (H.  Deng,  M.A.  Olson,  J.F.  Stoddart,  O.M.  Yaghi),  Nature  Chem.  2010,  2,  439–443.  

900.   Highly  stable  tetrathiafulvalene  radical  dimers  in  [3]catenanes  (J.M.  Spruell,  A.  Coskun,  D.C.  Friedman,  R.S.  Forgan,  A.A.  Sarjeant,  A.  Trabolsi,  A.C.  Fahrenbach,  G.  Barin,  W.F.  Paxton,  S.K.  Dey,  M.A.  Olson,  D.  Benítez,  E.  Tkatchouk,   M.T.   Colvin,   R.   Carmieli,   S.T.   Caldwell,   G.M.   Rosair,   S.G.   Hewage,   F.   Duclairoir,   J.L.   Seymour,  A.M.Z.  Slawin,  W.A.  Goddard  III,  M.R.  Wasielewski,  G.  Cooke,  J.F.  Stoddart),  Nature  Chem.  2010,  2,  870–879.  

901.   Mechanical  bond  formation  by  radical   templation  (H.  Li,  A.C.  Fahrenbach,  S.V.  Dey,  S.  Basu,  A.  Trabolsi,  Z.  Zhu,  Y.Y.  Botros,  J.F.  Stoddart),  Angew.  Chem.  Int.  Ed.  2010,  49,  8260–8265.  

902.   Metal-­‐organic   frameworks   from   edible   natural   products   (R.A.   Smaldone,   R.S.   Forgan,   H.   Furukawa,   J.J.  Gassensmith,  A.M.Z.  Slawin,  O.M.  Yaghi,  J.F.  Stoddart),  Angew.  Chem.  Int.  Ed.  2010,  49,  8630–8634.    

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943.   Solution-­‐phase  mechanistic   study   and   solid-­‐state   structure   of   a   tris(bipyridinium   radical   cation)   inclusion  complex  (A.C.  Fahrenbach,  J.C.  Barnes,  D.A.  Lanfranchi,  H.  Li,  A.  Coskun,  J.J.  Gassensmith,  Z.  Liu,  D.  Bénitez,  A.  Trabolsi,  W.A.  Goddard  III,  M.  Elhabiri,  J.F.  Stoddart)  J.  Am.  Chem.  Soc.  2012,  134,  3061–3072.  

949.   Positive  cooperativity  in  the  template-­‐directed  synthesis  of  monodisperse  macromolecules  (M.E.  Belowich,  C.   Valente,   R.A.   Smaldone,  D.C.   Friedman,   J.   Thiel,   L.   Cronin,   J.F.   Stoddart),   J.   Am.   Chem.   Soc.  2012,  134,  5243–5261.  

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956.     High  hopes:  Can  molecular  electronics  realise  its  potential?  (A.  Coskun,  J.M.  Spruell,  G.  Barin,  W.R.  Dichtel,  A.H.  Flood,  Y.Y.  Botros,  J.F.  Stoddart),  Chem.  Soc.  Rev.  2012,  41,  4827–4859.  

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965.   Room  temperature  ferroelectricity  in  supramolecular  networks  of  charge-­‐transfer  complexes  (A.S.  Tayi,  A.K.  Shveyd,  A.S.  Taiji,  A.C.-­‐H.  Sue,  J.M.  Szarko,  B.  Rolczynski,  D.  Cao,  T.J.  Kennedy,  A.A  Sarjeant,  C.L.  Stern,  W.F.  

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970.   Radically  enhanced  molecular  switches  (A.C.  Fahrenbach,  Z.  Zhu,  D.  Cao,  W.-­‐G.  Liu,  H.  Li,  S.K.  Dey,  S.  Basu,  A.  Trabolsi,  Y.Y.  Botros,  W.A.  Goddard,  J.F.  Stoddart),  J.  Am.  Chem.  Soc.  2012,134,  16275–16288.    

986.   ExBox:   A   polycyclic   aromatic   hydrocarbon   scavenger   (J.C.   Barnes,   M.   Juríček,   N.L.   Strutt,   M.   Frasconi,   S.  Sampath,  M.A.  Giesner,  P.L.  McGrier,  C.J.  Bruns,  C.L.  Stern,  A.A.  Sarjeant,   J.F.  Stoddart),   J.  Am.  Chem.  Soc.  2013,  135,  183–192.    

989.   A   radically  configurable  six-­‐state  compound   (J.C.  Barnes,  A.C.  Fahrenbach,  D.  Cao,  S.M.  Dyar,  M.  Frasconi,  M.A.  Giesener,  D.  Benítez,  E.  Tkatchouk,  O.  Chernyashevskyy,  W.H.  Shin,  H.  Li,  C.L.  Stern,  A.A.  Sarjeant,  K.J.  Hartlieb,   Z.   Liu,   R.   Carmieli,   Y.Y.   Botros,   J.W.   Choi,   A.M.Z.   Slawin,   J.B.   Ketterson,  M.R.  Wasielewski,  W.A.  Goddard  III,  J.F.  Stoddart),  Science  2013,  339,  429–433.  

999.   Selective  isolation  of  gold  facilitated  by  second-­‐sphere  coordination  by  α-­‐cyclodextrin  (Z.  Liu,  M.  Frasconi,  J.  Lei,  Z.J.  Brown,  Z.  Zhu,  D.  Cao,  J.  Iehl,  G.  Liu,  A.C.  Fahrenbach,  O.K.  Farha,  J.T.  Hupp,  C.A.  Mirkin,  Y.Y.  Botros,  J.F.  Stoddart),  Nat.  Commun.  2013,  4,  Article  1855.  

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James Fraser STODDART / Northwestern University (NU) / Website: stoddart.northwestern.edu Address: Department of Chemistry, 2145 Sheridan Road, Evanston, IL 60208, United States of America TEL: Int. code +1-847-491-3795. E-mail: stoddart@northwestern.edu Summary of Career: Since 2008 Board of Trustees Professor of Chemistry, NU. 2003/7: Fred Kavli Chair of NanoSystems Science 1997-2003 Saul Winstein Chair in Chemistry, UCLA. 1993/7: Head School of Chemistry 1990/7: Professor of Organic Chemistry, Birmingham University. 1970/90: Lecturer/Reader in Chemistry, Sheffield University [1978/81 ICI Corporate Laboratory] Summary of Education: 1960/67: Edinburgh University BSc Hons Chem (1964) / PhD (1966) / DSc (1980). 1967/70: NRC Postdoctoral Fellowship, Queen’s University, Canada. 1970: ICI Postdoctoral Fellowship, Sheffield University Publication Summary: No. of Papers: 1047 (h-Index=124) No. of Patents: 16 Five Relevant Publications from ca. 600 since 1997 1. A radically configurable six-state compound, Science 2013, 339, 429–433. 2. Room temperature ferroelectricity in supramolecular networks of charge-transfer complexes, Nature 2012,

488, 485–489. 3. Docking in metal-organic frameworks, Science 2009, 325, 855–859. 4. Molecular Borromean rings, Science 2004, 304, 1308–1312. 5. A [2]catenane based solid-state electronically reconfigurable switch, Science 2000, 289, 1172–1175. Other Indications of Esteem Funding approved in 2013: NSF ($450,000 for 3 years), King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST) ($14.82M for 6 years) Prizes / Awards / Medals since 1997: ACS Arthur C. Cope Scholar Award (1999), Nagoya Gold Medal in Organic Chemistry (2004), King Faisal International Prize in Science (2007), Tetrahedron Prize for Creativity in Organic Chemistry (2007), Albert Einstein World Prize in Science (2007), Feynman Prize in Nanotechnology / Experimental (2007), ACS Arthur C. Cope Award (2008), Royal Society Davy Medal (2008), Royal Medal presented by the Duke of Edinburgh (2010), Distinguished Citizen Award / Illinois Saint Andrew Society (2012), Royal Society of Chemistry Centenary Prize (2014), MacDiarmid Medal (2014). Selected Named Lectureships since 2000: 2000 McElvain (Wisconsin), Green (TCU), Warren (Vanderbilt). 2001 Barré (Montreal). 2002 Murray (Missouri-St Louis), Closs (Chicago), Dains (Kansas), Nieuland (Notre Dame). 2003 Liversidge (Sydney), Spinks (Saskatoon), Landsdowne (Victoria). 2004 Wyeth (U Penn). 2005 Gassman (Minnesota), First Novartis (ETH Zürich). 2006 Karcher (Oklahoma), Criegee (Karlsruhe). 2007 Mathers (Indiana), H-C Brown (Purdue), Izatt-Christensen (BYU), Fry (Arkansas). 2008 Kilpatrick (IIT), Gooch-Stephens (Baylor), Sherry Memorial (GIT), Smart (West Florida). 2009 Armes (Manitoba), Davis Memorial (New Orleans), Chatt (John Innes Center). 2010 Aggarwal (Cornell). 2012 Bigeleisen (Stony Brook), Jones (Queen’s, Canada), McLean (McMaster), Lord (Alleghany College). 2013 Dreyfus (Dartmouth), Cava (Alabama), Wawzonek (Iowa), Birch (ANU). 2014 Dauben (Berkeley), Vista (UT Austin). Given >1000 Keynote / Plenary / Invited Lectures. Five Synergistic Activities: (1) Editor-in-Chief of Applied Nanoscience. (2) Member of the following Editorial Advisory Boards: Chemistry A European Journal, ChemPlusChem, Chemistry World, Macromolecular Rapid Communications, Organic Letters. (3) 1000 Talent B Scholar at Tianjin University, China. (4) Co-organizer (along with Ben Feringa and Josef Michl) of the 2014 Telluride Workshop on Molecular Rotors, Motors and Switches. (5) RSC Workshop Event in India (2014). (Honorary) Fellowships and Honours: Royal Society of London (1994), Leopoldina / German Academy of Science (1999), Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (2006), Royal Society of Edinburgh (2008), Royal Society of Chemistry (2011), American Academy of Arts and Sciences (2012), National Academy of Sciences (2014), Appointed Knight Bachelor by H M Queen Elizabeth II (2007). PhD and Postdoctoral Students: >400 in total, 106 PhD Theses, >80 pursuing academic careers including in the US: Adam Braunschweig (Miami), Jovica Badjić (Ohio State), William Dichtel (Cornell), Lei Fang (Texas A&M), Amar Flood (Indiana), Jeremiah Gassensmith (UT Dallas), Psaras McGrier (Ohio State), Ognjen Miljanić (Houston), Brian Northrop (Wesleyan), Francisco Raymo (Miami), Stuart Rowan (CWRU), Sourav Saha (Florida), Ronald Smaldone (UT Dallas), Severin Schneebeli (Vermont), HR Tseng (UCLA), Adam Whalley (Vermont).

James Fraser STODDART / 24 May 1942 / Northwestern University (NU) / Website: stoddart.northwestern.edu Address: Department of Chemistry, 2145 Sheridan Road, Evanston, IL 60208, United States of America TEL: Int. code +1-847-491-3795. E-mail: stoddart@northwestern.edu Summary of Career: Since 2008 Board of Trustees Professor of Chemistry, NU. 2003/7: Fred Kavli Chair of NanoSystems Science 1997-2003 Saul Winstein Chair in Chemistry, UCLA. 1993/7: Head School of Chemistry 1990/7: Professor of Organic Chemistry, Birmingham University. 1970/90: Lecturer/Reader in Chemistry, Sheffield University [1978/81 ICI Corporate Laboratory] Summary of Education: 1960/67: Edinburgh University BSc Hons Chem (1964) / PhD (1966) / DSc (1980). 1967/70: NRC Postdoctoral Fellowship, Queen’s University, Canada. 1970: ICI Postdoctoral Fellowship, Sheffield University Publication Summary: No. of Papers: 1040 (h-Index=124) No. of Patents: 16 Five Relevant Publications from ca. 600 since 1997 1. A radically configurable six-state compound, Science 2013, 339, 429–433. 2. Room temperature ferroelectricity in supramolecular networks of charge-transfer complexes, Nature 2012,

488, 485–489. 3. Docking in metal-organic frameworks, Science 2009, 325, 855–859. 4. Molecular Borromean rings, Science 2004, 304, 1308–1312. 5. A [2]catenane based solid-state electronically reconfigurable switch, Science 2000, 289, 1172–1175. Other Indications of Esteem Funding approved in 2013: NSF ($450,000 for 3 years), King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST) ($14.82M for 6 years) Prizes / Awards / Medals since 1997: ACS Arthur C. Cope Scholar Award (1999), Nagoya Gold Medal in Organic Chemistry (2004), King Faisal International Prize in Science (2007), Tetrahedron Prize for Creativity in Organic Chemistry (2007), Albert Einstein World Prize in Science (2007), Feynman Prize in Nanotechnology / Experimental (2007), ACS Arthur C. Cope Award (2008), Royal Society Davy Medal (2008), Royal Medal presented by the Duke of Edinburgh (2010), Distinguished Citizen Award / Illinois Saint Andrew Society (2012), Royal Society of Chemistry Centenary Prize (2014). Selected Named Lectureships since 1997: 1997 Belleau Memorial (McGill), Sternbach (Yale), Hutchison Memorial (Rochester), First Soon Gil (Seoul). 1998 Castle (BYU. 1999 Pattison (Western Ontario). 2000 McElvain (Wisconsin), Green (TCU), Warren (Vanderbilt). 2001 Barré (Montreal). 2002 Murray (Missouri-St Louis), Closs (Chicago), Dains (Kansas), Nieuland (Notre Dame). 2003 Liversidge (Sydney), Spinks (Saskatoon), Landsdowne (Victoria). 2004 Wyeth (U Penn). 2005 Gassman (Minnesota), First Novartis (ETH Zürich). 2006 Karcher (Oklahoma), Criegee (Karlsruhe). 2007 Mathers (Indiana), H.C. Brown (Purdue), Izatt-Christensen (BYU), Fry (Arkansas). 2008 Kilpatrich (IIT), Gooch-Stephens (Baylor), Sherry Memorial (GIT), Smart (West Florida). 2009 Armes (Manitoba), Davis Memorial (New Orleans), Chatt (John Innes Center). 2010 Aggarwal (Cornell). 2012 Bigeleisen (Stony Brook), Jones (Queen’s, Canada), McLean (McMaster), Lord (Alleghany College). 2013 Dreyfus (Dartmouth), Cava (Alabama), Wawzonek (Iowa), Birch (ANU). 2014 Dauben (Berkeley), Vista (UT Austin). Given >1000 Keynote / Plenary / Invited Lectures. Five Synergistic Activities: (1) Member of the ACS Executive Director’s 2020 Committee. (2) Editor-in-Chief of Applied Nanoscience. (3) Member of the following Editorial Advisory Boards: Chemistry A European Journal, ChemPlusChem, Chemistry World, Macromolecular Rapid Communications, Organic Letters. (4) 1000 Talent B Scholar at Tianjin University, China. (5) Co-organizer (along with Ben Feringa and Josef Michl) of the 2014 Telluride Workshop on Molecular Rotors, Motors and Switches. (Honorary) Fellowships and Honours: Royal Society (1994), Leopoldina (1999), Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (2006), Royal Society of Edinburgh (2008), Royal Society of Chemistry (2011), American Academy of Arts and Sciences (2012), National Academy of Sciences (2014), Appointed Knight Bachelor by H M Queen Elizabeth II (2007). PhD and Postdoctoral Students: >400 in total, 106 PhD Theses, >80 pursuing academic careers, including in the UK: Ross Forgan (Glasgow), David Fulton (Newcastle), Wayne Hayes (Reading), David Leigh (Manchester), Paula Mendes (Birmingham), Douglas Philp (St Andrews), Jon Preece (Birmingham), Bruce Turnbull (Leeds).

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Professor Sir Fraser Stoddart

Northwestern University

! PREFERRED VERSION !

The academic career of Sir Fraser Stoddart, who was born in Edinburgh, Scotland, can be

traced from the Athens of the North to the Windy City beside Lake Michigan with

interludes on the edge of the Canadian Shield beside Lake Ontario, in the Socialist

Republic of South Yorkshire, on the Plains of Cheshire beside the Wirral, in the Midlands

of the Heartland of Albion, and in the City of the Angels beside the Peaceful Sea. Sir

Fraser is known for his pursuing chemistry beyond the molecule, which, combined with

his interest in templation, has led to the template-directed synthesis, based on molecular

recognition and self-assembly processes, of a wide range of mechanically interlocked

molecules, bistable variants of which have found their way into molecular electronic

devices and drug delivery systems. Sir Fraser has authored over 1000 publications and

he has given over 1000 invited lectures. He has mentored more than 400 graduate

students and postdoctoral fellows during more than four decades as a professor, scholar

and researcher in chemistry. Many of them are now engaged successfully in scholarly

pursuits of their own, in academia, in publishing, in industry, in commerce, and in

government.

Professor Stoddart was appointed by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II as a Knight

Bachelor in her 2007 New Year’s Honors list for services to chemistry and molecular

nanotechnology. In the same year, he won the King Faisal International Prize in Science,

the Albert Einstein World Award in Science, the Feynman Prize in Nanotechnology, and

the Tetrahedron Prize for Creativity in Organic Chemistry. In 2010, he was the recipient

of a Royal Medal, granted by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and presented to him by

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society (1994) and a

Member of both the American Academy of Arts and Sciences (2012) and the National

Academy of Sciences (2014).

Evanston IL 16 June 2014

Professor Sir Fraser Stoddart

Northwestern University

STAID VERSION

Sir Fraser Stoddart, presently a Board of Trustees Professor of Chemistry at Northwestern University, was previously (1997–2002) the Saul Winstein Professor of Chemistry at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) before holding the Fred Kavli Chair of NanoSystems Sciences at UCLA while he was the Director of the California NanoSystems Institute (CNSI) from 2002–2007. Sir Fraser has pioneered the development of the use of molecular recognition and self-assembly processes in template-directed protocols for the synthesis of two-state mechanically interlocked molecules (MIMs) including bistable catenanes and rotaxanes. His areas of expertise embrace molecular electronics — using bistable MIMs on the nanoscale as the tiniest of switches to create dense random access memories — and artificial molecular switches to act as nanovalves on mesoporous silica nanoparticles for targeted drug delivery to cancer cells. By aiding and abetting the introduction of yet another type of chemical bond — the mechanical bond — into molecules, Sir Fraser has become one of the few chemists to have opened up a new field of chemistry during the past 25 years. Sir Fraser obtained all his degrees (BSc, PhD, DSc) from Edinburgh University and has spent time (1967–1970) at Queen’s University in Canada, Imperial Chemical Industries’ Corporate Laboratory (1978–1981), as well as at the Universities of Sheffield (1970–1990) and Birmingham (1990–1997) in the UK before moving to the US in 1997. He was made a Knight Bachelor by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in her 2007 New Year’s Honors List for his services to chemistry and molecular nanotechnology. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of London, the German Academy (Leopoldina) of Natural Sciences, and the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, as well as an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh and the Royal Society of Chemistry. His many awards include the King Faisal International Prize in Science (2007), the Albert Einstein World Prize in Nanotechnology (2007), the Feynman Prize in Nanotechnology (2007) and the Royal Medal of the Royal Society of Edinburgh presented to him by the Duke of Edinburgh in 2010. He was elected a Member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 2012 and a Member of the National Academy of Sciences in 2014.