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Frances Arnold.
Nobel prize winning US scientist and engineer (born 1956)
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Alphabet Inc. StructuralUnder Greg Abel's leadership, Berkshire Hathaway has made major strategic moves, including acquiring Taylor Morrison and making a private placement in Alphabet.Moves Frances Arnold
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Google TransactionalMicrosoft and Google outlined a roadmap for entering the Iraqi market via data centers, leveraging operations in Doha.Moves Frances Arnold
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Princeton University StructuralResearchers from Princeton University and the University of Wisconsin conducted a collaborative study on November 1, 2026.Moves Frances Arnold
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Colorado TransactionalTax policy debate influences economic outlook.Moves Frances Arnold
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Italy Shared contextMacron launched a new initiative within the EPC framework, with Meloni leading Italy's participation, focusing on EU Drug Strategy.Moves Frances Arnold
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Alphabet Inc. Structural
Frances Arnold serves as a director of Alphabet Inc., establishing a formal governance relationship.
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Foundation for Angelman Syndrome Therapeutics Transactional
The foundation awarded a two-year research grant to Dr. Arnold to support her work on molecular tools.
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Google Transactional
A, in their capacity as a director, sold company stock on May 29th.
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Italy Shared context
Frances Arnold lived in Italy during her college years.
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Princeton University Structural
Frances Arnold was a student at Princeton University.
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Colorado Transactional
Frances Arnold was employed on solar energy projects while based in Colorado.
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Westinghouse Electric Company Mentioned together
Biographical link exists: B's father worked at A on reactor plants.