Premio Breakthrough

Premio Breakthrough 2013: Ganadores

Destinatarios

  1. Física Fundamental

    Alexander Polyakov

    Física

    For his many discoveries in field theory and string theory including the conformal bootstrap, magnetic monopoles, instantons, confinement/de-confinement, the quantization of strings in non-critical dimensions, gauge/string duality and many others. His ideas have dominated the scene in these fields during the past decades.

  2. Ciencias de la vida

    Bert Vogelstein

    Biología

    for cancer genomics and tumor suppressor genes.

  3. Ciencias de la vida

    Charles Sawyers

    Biología

    for cancer genes and targeted therapy.

  4. Ciencias de la vida

    Cornelia Bargmann

    Biología

    for the genetics of neural circuits and behavior, and synaptic guidepost molecules.

  5. Ciencias de la vida

    David Botstein

    Biología

    for linkage mapping of Mendelian disease in humans using DNA polymorphisms.

  6. Ciencias de la vida

    Eric S. Lander

    Biología

    for the discovery of general principles for identifying human disease genes, and enabling their application to medicine through the creation and analysis of genetic, physical and sequence maps of the human genome.

  7. Ciencias de la vida

    Hans Clevers

    Biología

    for describing the role of Wnt signaling in tissue stem cells and cancer.

  8. Ciencias de la vida

    Lewis C. Cantley

    Biología

    for the discovery of PI 3-Kinase and its role in cancer metabolism.

  9. Ciencias de la vida

    Napoleone Ferrara

    Biología

    for discoveries in the mechanisms of angiogenesis that led to therapies for cancer and eye diseases.

  10. Ciencias de la vida

    Robert A. Weinberg

    Biología

    for characterization of human cancer genes.

  11. Ciencias de la vida

    Shinya Yamanaka

    Biología

    for induced pluripotent stem cells.

  12. Ciencias de la vida

    Titia de Lange

    Biología

    for research on telomeres, illuminating how they protect chromosome ends and their role in genome instability in cancer.