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Page 6A TV TIME East Oregonian Thursday, October 6, 2016 Three win Nobel chemistry prize for world’s tiniest machines By MALCOLM RITTER and KARL RITTER Associated Press Three scientists won a Nobel Prize in chemistry Wednesday for advances in a ield that has big hopes for very tiny machines — the smallest ever built. Frenchman Jean-Pierre Sauvage, Scottish-born Fraser Stoddart and Dutch scientist Bernard “Ben” Feringa were honored for making devices the size of molecules, so tiny that a lineup of 1,000 would stretch about the width of a human hair. Someday, experts say, such devices might lead to beneits like better computer chips and batteries, and tiny shuttles that could be injected into patients to deliver drugs directly to infections and tumors. But that’s a long ways away. “There are not big applica- tions looming up tomorrow,” Stoddart, 74, a professor at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, who became a U.S. citizen in 2011, told The Associated Press. “I applaud the fact that for once in chemistry Stockholm has recognized a piece of chemistry that is extremely fundamental in its making and being,” he later told a news conference. Feringa, 65, is a professor of organic chemistry at the University of Groningen, the Netherlands. Sauvage, 71, is professor emeritus at the University of Strasbourg and director of research emeritus at France’s National Center for Scientiic Research. The three men share the 8 million kronor ($930,000) prize, having “taken chem- istry to a new dimension,” the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said. Stoddart said when he got the phone call from Stock- holm to tell him he had won, he initially suspected a hoax. When told he was sharing the prize with “two very good friends ... I could relax.” Speaking to the French TV channel itele, Sauvage called the news a memorable moment and a big surprise. “I have won many prizes, but the Nobel Prize is something very special. It’s the most prestigious prize, the one most scientists don’t even dare to dream of in their wildest dreams,” he said. Feringa told reporters in Stockholm by phone, “I feel a little bit like the Wright brothers, who were lying 100 years ago for the irst time and then people were saying, ‘Why do we need a lying machine?’ And now we have a Boeing 747 and an Airbus. So that is a bit how I feel.” The academy said Sauvage made the irst breakthrough in 1983 when he linked two ring- shaped molecules together in such a way that they could move in relation to each other. Moving parts are key to a machine, the academy said. Stoddart took the next step in 1991 by threading a molecular ring onto a molec- ular axle and showing the ring could move back and forth. By 1994, he could completely control that movement. His group later built a tiny elevator-like machine and an artiicial muscle. Feringa built the irst molecular motor in 1999, a molecule that could be made to spin in just one direction. He leads a research group that in 2011 built a “nanocar,” a minuscule vehicle with four molecular motors as wheels. The academy said the laureates’ work has inspired other researchers to build increasingly advanced molecular machinery, including a robot that can grasp and connect amino acids, the building blocks of proteins. Dean Astumian, a physics professor at U of Maine in Orono, stressed that the ield is still very young, rather like when people irst had the lever and the wheel. At irst, they combined those tools in simple ways to do simple tasks, but over time they learned to assemble them in ever-more compli- cated ways to do increasingly dramatic things, he said. As for molecular machines, “I think we are at the point where people have put together the levers and the wheels in simple ways at present. But partly as a result of the awarding of the prize in this area, he said, it’s going to take off,” with the creation of more complicated and useful devices. Donna Nelson, president of the American Chemical Society, agreed that Wednes- day’s prize will generate attention for the ield. And given the topic, “chil- dren are going to love it,” she Thursday Morning COMING EVENTS 6 PBS ABC NBC CBS FOX STATION AM 6:30 AgDay Hot/ Cleve. Good Day Oregon at 6 News News KOIN 6 News at 6 a.m. Wake Up Northwest KGW News at Sunrise Northwest Northwest KATU News Morning Stretch W.L.Yoga (31) KTNW (59) OPB 13 Sit and Fit Jet Go! 11 KPTV 3 (19) KEPR 2 KOIN 19 (25) KNDU 6 KGW 8 (42) KVEW 4 KATU 5 (11) KFFX said. “They’re the scientists of tomorrow.” The chemistry prize was the last of this year’s science awards. 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