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42. Donald J. Cram, National Medal Of Science, UCLA Faculty (UCLA Gateway) UCLA (University of California, Los Angeles) is the largest UC campus in terms of enrollment, and one of the few public research universities located in a http://www.ucla.edu/about/nationalscience/cram.html

Campus: Directory Map Calendar Sitemap Search: Prospective Students Current Students Faculty Staff ... Jared Diamond Physiology C. Kumar Patel Physics Elizabeth Neufeld Biological Chemistry Donald J. Cram Organic Chemistry Richard Bernstein Chemistry Saul Winstein Chemistry Jacob Bjerknes Meteorology William Rubey Geology and Geophysics Julian Schwinger Physics About the UCLA Faculty Donald J. Cram UCLA Department of Chemistry Chemistry "For his pioneering research on the chemical foundations of molecular recognition; the understanding of the molecular basis of biological systems; his shaping of scientific thought and development, and guidance to generations of students." Presented by President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore at a ceremony on the White House South Lawn, September 30, 1993. Cram, like UCLA, was born in 1919. He joined the UCLA faculty in 1947 and taught chemistry, including introductory courses, literally to generations of students. "I was really shocked in the mid-1980s when a young student told me that her grandmother had taken my course in 1948," Cram wrote in UCLA Magazine in 1994. For many years, he led his classes in five minutes of singing each week.

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Campus: Directory Map Calendar Sitemap Search: Prospective Students Current Students Faculty Staff ... HAPPENINGS FACULTY LAUREATES Introduction Louis J. Ignarro Medicine or Physiology Paul Boyer Chemistry Donald Cram Chemistry Julian S. Schwinger Physics Willard F. Libby Chemistry About the UCLA Faculty ALUMNI LAUREATES William Sharpe Economics Bruce Merrifield Chemistry Glenn Seaborg Chemistry Ralph Bunche Peace Prize Donald Cram, Chemistry (1987) For Donald Cram, earning the Nobel Prize was an "evolutionary" process, parallel to the development of UCLA itself into a world-class institution staffed with winners of the world's most conspicuous honors. Cram likes to point out that he and UCLA "grew up together," both having been born in the same year, 1919. He was on the faculty for 25 years before he even thought of himself as a potential Nobel Prize winner, but the possibility occurred to him when an older researcher, whose work he had been building on, became a Nobel laureate. By that time, Cram —and UCLA —had matured to the point where they had mastered the requirements of basic scientific research, including the writing of the grant —and patent —applications so crucial to sustaining such work financially. By the time the Nobel was granted Cram had created an entirely new category of science. "Host-Guest Organic Chemistry" was named by Cram for his discovery of "molecular recognition," which explains, he says, "practically all biological phenomena." Compounds are formed because one object of a given shape "recognizes" and fits with another to form a common surface, "like a right hand shaking a right hand."

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45. C&EN: NEWS OF THE WEEK - DONALD CRAM DIES AT AGE 82 donald J. cram more than 50 years of research at the University of California, Los Angeles, donald J. cram died of cancer on June 17 at the age of 82. http://pubs.acs.org/cen/topstory/7926/7926notw3.html

Home This Week's Contents Related Story Contributors to the Chemical Enterprise Related Person Donald J. Cram E-mail this article to a friend Print this article E-mail the editor ... Science/Technology Concentrates Business Science/Technology Education ACS News ... Chemcyclopedia Back Issues How to Subscribe Subscription Changes E-mail webmaster NEWS OF THE WEEK OBITUARY June 25, Volume 79, Number 26 CENEAR 79 26 pp. 10 ISSN 0009-2347 [Previous Story] [Next Story] DONALD CRAM DIES AT AGE 82 UCLA Nobel Prize winner leaves a rich legacy in host-guest chemistry ALLISON BYRUM After more than 50 years of research at the University of California, Los Angeles, Donald J. Cram died of cancer on June 17 at the age of 82. Cram shared the 1987 Nobel Prize in Chemistry and was honored nationally and internationally for his work. CRAM PHOTO COURTESY OF UCLA "Dr. Cram was extraordinarily creativea man of integrity and honesty who was an excellent example to all of his students," said M. Frederick Hawthorne, Cram's fifth Ph.D. student and currently University Professor of Chemistry at UCLA. "He was a true giant in the chemical sciences." Cram shared the 1987 Nobel Prize with Jean-Marie Lehn of Université Louis Pasteur in Strasbourg, France, and Charles Pedersen, a chemist at DuPont. His work opened the fields of host-guest chemistry and "carceplex" chemistry.

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NEWS OF THE WEEK OBITUARY June 25, Volume 79, Number 26 CENEAR 79 26 pp. 10 ISSN 0009-2347 [Previous Story] [Next Story] DONALD CRAM DIES AT AGE 82 UCLA Nobel Prize winner leaves a rich legacy in host-guest chemistry ALLISON BYRUM After more than 50 years of research at the University of California, Los Angeles, Donald J. Cram died of cancer on June 17 at the age of 82. Cram shared the 1987 Nobel Prize in Chemistry and was honored nationally and internationally for his work. CRAM PHOTO COURTESY OF UCLA "Dr. Cram was extraordinarily creativea man of integrity and honesty who was an excellent example to all of his students," said M. Frederick Hawthorne, Cram's fifth Ph.D. student and currently University Professor of Chemistry at UCLA. "He was a true giant in the chemical sciences." Cram shared the 1987 Nobel Prize with Jean-Marie Lehn of Université Louis Pasteur in Strasbourg, France, and Charles Pedersen, a chemist at DuPont. His work opened the fields of host-guest chemistry and "carceplex" chemistry. During his first year as an undergraduate at Rollins College in Winter Park, Fla., a chemistry professor told Cram he did not have the mind for research. Cram viewed the comment as a challenge. After earning a B.S. degree from Rollins in 1941 and a master's in 1942 from the University of Nebraska, Cram earned a Ph.D. in organic chemistry from Harvard University in 1947 and began his career at UCLA.

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Donald P. Cram Assistant Professor, Accounting MIT Sloan School of Management 50 Memorial Drive, E52-343a Cambridge, MA 02142 phone: (617) 253-4310 fax: (617)253-0603 1998 Stanford University Graduate School of Business, Ph.D. in Accounting 1997 Stanford University, M.S. in Statistics 1988 Yale University School of Organization and Management, M.P.P.M. (Masters in Public and Private Management) 1983 Wesleyan University, B.A. in Mathematics Welcome to my web page! I joined the Sloan faculty in 1997. My primary research interest is to help corporate management accountants, usually known as financial analysts, to support decision-making through statistical analysis of cost and budget system data. I have taught Introduction to Financial and Managerial Accounting for undergraduates and non-MBA students (15.501/.516), the managerial half of Introduction to Financial and Managerial Accounting (15.515) for MBAs, and a follow-up elective course for MBAs, Managerial Accounting and Control , which I am teaching again in Spring 2000. I enjoy both my teaching and research activities. I am especially interested in incorporating information systems applications to better inform study of managerial accounting. I have several research projects and publications in progress, which are listed within this Web site. For a somewhat dated overview of my background and current work, see

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54. C&EN: SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY - DONALD CRAM'S CHEMICAL LEGACY CHEMICAL LEGACY In 1987, in his 69th year, donald J. cram received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry from King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden. Uncharacteristically dressed in a http://swampfox.fmarion.edu/web/chem/aclabo/cen/cen_72301_sci3.html

Home This Week's Contents Related Stories DONALD CRAM DIES AT AGE 82 E-mail this article to a friend Print this article E-mail the editor ... Science/Technology Concentrates Business Science/Technology Education ACS News ... Chemcyclopedia Back Issues How to Subscribe Subscription Changes E-mail webmaster APPRECIATION July Volume 79, Number 30 CENEAR 79 30 p. 38-40 ISSN 0009-2347 [Previous Story] [Next Story] DONALD CRAM'S CHEMICAL LEGACY Nobel Prize winner's passion for chemistry and life is remembered fondly by colleagues ALLISON L. BYRUM, COURTESY OF UCLA In 1987, in his 69th year, Donald J. Cram received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry from King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden. Uncharacteristically dressed in a tuxedo, the usually casual scientist graciously represented the University of California, Los Angeles, and the U.S. on the world's stage. Cram, however, did not view the Nobel Prize as the culmination of his career. The ceremony was simply a temporary distraction, but one that was accompanied by a prize that allowed him to continue his work. J. Fraser Stoddart, Saul Winstein Professor of Chemistry at UCLA, recalls Cram commenting that he felt "privileged to be born into a time when a large number of people, taxpayers, were willing to pay for him to practice his hobby."

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56. Donald Cram: Finally Getting A Stone - The Sandspur - Features donald cram Finally Getting a Stone, Rollins adds yet another stone to the most distinguished graduates—1987 Nobel Prize winner donald J. cram, ’41. http://www.thesandspur.org/news/2003/11/07/Features/Donald.Cram.Finally.Getting.

document.write(''+''); The Sandspur Extras: Student Resources Scholarships Movies Travel ... search Current Issue: document.write(currentissuedayname + ', ' + currentissuemonthname + ' ' + currentissueday + ', ' + currentissueyear); Home Archive Letter to the Editor Classifieds ... Rollins College Get our feed sent to you! showNetworkBanner(1); var story_id = 551797; Home Features Donald Cram: Finally Getting a Stone Rollins adds yet another stone to the Walk of Fame, in honor of an esteemed alum. By Natalie Millan Published: Friday, November 7, 2003 Media Credit: Brad Aboff A NEW ADDITION: Rollins celebrates the addition of a new stone to the Walk of Fame. Attendants to the Walk of Fame ceremony for Cram included the esteemed Dr. Fred Wudl, Dean M. Willard Professor of Chemistry and Materials for the University of California in Los Angeles (UCLA), and Dr. M.J. Soileau, VP for Research for University of Central Florida. Donald Cram attended Rollins College on a scholarship and was an active member of the campus community. Cram was involved in theater, was a member of the Chapel Choir and the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity, and was additionally in several honor societies. Upon graduating from Rollins, Cram attended graduate school at the University of Nebraska and went on to work at Merck doing penicillin research. Cram then studied at Harvard, and spent the remainder of his years teaching at UCLA, where Wudl studied and later conducted research with him.

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59. Penobscot County, Maine, USA - Lynch Cemetery By Donald & Evelyn Wright Nettie M (Reed) cram , Jun 28 1896, ae 23 yrs 11 yrs 7 mos 29 dys, Nora J Daisey , - May 26 1864, ae 7 yrs 3 mos, dau of Spencer and Lury Daisey http://www.rootsweb.com/~mepenobs/rt157oldcem.htm

Lynch Cemetery, Medway, ME Route 157, Medway, ME This cemetery is located on Rt 157 South of Medway toward Mattawamkeag, ME. This list was compiled by Gail Penny LaPorte of Medway, Me and edited by Evelyn Wright. Emma E (Dickey) Cram , - Jan 6 1883, ae 24 yrs 11 mos 20 dys, wife of John H Cram Nettie M (Reed) Cram , - Jun 28 1896, ae 23 yrs 11 yrs 7 mos 29 dys, wife of David J Cram George S Daisey , - Jan 28 1879, ae 4 yrs 1 mo, son of George A and Helen Daisey Spencer T Daisey , - Jan 3 1891, ae 76 yrs 2 dys Lury W (Howard) Daisey , - Dec 18 1892, ae 69 yrs, wife of Spencer T Daisey Susan Daisey , - Sep 6 1851, ae 3 yrs 8 mos, dau of Spencer and Lury Daisey Charles W Daisey , - Sep 11 1851, ae 1 yr 3 mos, son of Spencer and Lury Daisey Charles S Daisey , - Mar 24 1861, ae 7 yr 8 mos, son of Spencer and Lury Daisey Emma C Daisey , - May 4 1864, ae 3 yrs 9 mos, dau of Spencer and Lury Daisey Nora J Daisey , - May 26 1864, ae 7 yrs 3 mos, dau of Spencer and Lury Daisey William E Dickey , - Nov 26 1894, ae 79 yrs 7 mos 9 dys Harriet M (Reed) Dickey , Feb 17 1903, ae 80 yrs, wife of William E Dickey Elbridge Dickey , - Apr 20 1876, ae 28 yrs 7 mos 12 dys, son of William and Harriet Dickey Susan A Dickey , - Dec 21 1900, ae 46 yrs 9 mos 24 dys, dau of William and Harriet Dickey Winn H Dickey , - May 5 1844, ae 34 yrs Mary E (Lynch) Garnett , - Mar 11 1876, ae 21 yrs 9 mos 23 dys, wife of E B Garnett, dau of John W and Mary Lynch John H Hathaway , - Jun 3 1885, ae 72 yrs 4 mos 10 dys

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References: Anfinsen, Christian B. “Studies on the Principles that Govern the Folding of Protein Chains” Nobel Lecture Bolm C., Bienewald F., Seger A. ”Asymmetric Autocatalysis and Amplification of Chirality” Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. Chen J., Körner S., Craig S.L., Rudkevich D.M., Rebek J.Jr. “Chemical Amplification with Encapsulated Reagents” Proc. Natl. Ac. Sci. U.S.A. Cram, Donald J. “The Design of Molecular Hosts, Guests, and Their Complexes” Nobel Lecture Cuthbertson K.S.R., Cobbold P.H. “ Ester and Sperm Activate Mouse Oocytes by Inducing Sustained Oscillations in Cell Ca-2+ Nature Dale J.K., Maroto M., Dequeant M.-L., Malapert P., McGrew M., Pourquie O. “Periodic Notch Inhibition by Lunatic fringe Underlines the Chick Segmentation Clock” Nature De Koninck P., Schulman H. “Sensitivity of CaM-kinase II to Frequency of Ca2+ oscillations” Science Dewel G., Kondepudi D., Prigogine I. in “The New Chemistry” (ed. N. Hall) p. 440-464 (Cambridge University Press, 2000). Dolmetsch R.E., Xu K., Lewis R. “Calcium oscillations Increase the Efficiency and Specificity of Gene Expression” Nature Feringa B.L., van Delden R.A. “Absolute Asymmetric Synthesis”

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