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The International Zavoisky Award 2009
Daniella Goldfarb is distinguished for her contribution
to pulsed high-field ENDOR methodology and applications to metalloproteins and zeolites.
Daniella Goldfarb
Professor Daniella Goldfarb works at the Weizmann Institute
of Science, Rehovot (Israel). At present she is Chair of the Council of Professors
of the Weizmann Institute. She is Vice-President of the Groupement AMPERE. In 2000-2003
Daniella Goldfarb was President of the European Federation of EPR Groups.
Daniella Goldfarb was awarded the International EPR Society Silver medal in Chemistry
in 2002 ãîäó and Bruker Lecture Prize in 2007. In 2008 Daniella Goldfarb was elected
Fellow of the International Society of Magnetic Resonance.
Scientific interests of Daniella Goldfarb are focused on the development and
applications of electron paramagnetic resonance and electron-nuclear double resonance
to the problems in biophysics and materials science. The objects under study are
metalloproteins and mesoporous materials. The various EPR experiments provide
information on the close environment of the paramagnetic metal center. Her studies of
mechanisms of mesoporous materials on both the molecular and mesoscale levels, and their
correlation leading to a more efficient design of mesoporous materials are well known.
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