Kwaku Dayie, Ph.D. | Education | Positions Held | Research | Publications

Professional Education

1987-1990
Undergraduate studies in Physics and Chemistry, Hamilton College, Clinton NY
1990-1996
Graduate studies in Biophysics, Harvard University, Cambridge MA
1996-1998
Postdoctoral studies in Structural Biology, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge MA
1998-2000
Postdoctoral studies in RNA Biochemistry, The Scripps Research Institute, La Jolla CA

 

Awards and Fellowships

 

1984-1986

Competitive International Scholarship to study at the United World Colleges   of the Atlantic, South Wales, UK.

1988
George Cameroon Memorial Prize in Physics, Most Promise in Experimental Physics (Hamilton College)

1990

Southworth Prize in Physics- Graduate with Highest GPA in Physics (Hamilton College)

1990

Elihu Root Fellowship in Sciences-Graduates with High Achievements and Special Aptitude for Scientific Research (Hamilton College)

1990-1992    

Harvard University Scholarship

1996

Graduate Travel Award to Present at 37th Experimental Nuclear Magnetic Resonance     Conference, Pacific Grove, CA

1997

Elected to full membership of Harvard-Radcliffe Sigma-Xi Scientific Research Society

1997-2000

Postdoctoral Fellowship from Jane Coffin Childs Memorial Fund , New Haven, CT

 

Membership in Professional Societies

2001 American Association for the Advancement of Science
2001 American Chemical Society
2002 RNA Society
2003 New York Academy of Sciences