Joyce Jacobson Kaufman
(1929-)
American chemist
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Joyce Jacobson Kaufman (born 21 June 1929) is an American chemist. In 1972 she introduced the concept of conformational topology and applied it to biomedical molecules. Kaufman also published a landmark paper in 1980 in which she described a new theoretical method for coding and retrieving certain carcinogenic hydrocarbons. She was invited by NSF to use the Cray X-MP (1985) and YMP (1989) supercomputers at the San Diego Supercomputer Center.
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21 June 1929 (age 96)
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