Grant·Am0OWMVAIR·Record

Grant Am0OWMVAIR

Verdictpartial75%

2 checks · 1 src · 4/29/2026

1 → partial; dissent: 1 → confirmed

Our claim

entire record

Name: Feynman Prize 2001 — Experiment
Amount: $5,000
Currency: USD
Date: November 2001
Source: https://foresight.org/molecular_electronics_researchers_awarded_2001_feynman_pri…
Notes: [Nanotechnology (Experiment)] Experimental work on carbon nanotube devices and nanowire-based electronics, demonstrating functional electronic circuits at the nanoscale. Institution(s): Harvard University.

Source evidence

1 src · 2 checks

foresight.org/molecular_electronics_researchers_awarded_2001_feynman_prizes/Foresight Prizes resource

confirmed95%deterministic-row-match · 4/20/2026

Grantee: Charles M. Lieber, Jing Kong
Date: 2,001
Description: Harvard University
Focus Area: experiment
Source Url: https://foresight.org/molecular_electronics_researchers_awarded_2001_feyn

NoteDeterministic match: grantee, date matched in source snapshot (70 rows)

partial75%Haiku 4.5 · 3/25/2026

NoteThe source confirms the prize name, amount ($5,000), date (November 2001), and Charles M. Lieber as a grantee. However, it only identifies Charles M. Lieber as the winner of the 2001 Feynman Prize (Experimental), with no mention of Jing Kong as a co-recipient. The source also does not identify the funder as 'NPPTvNqRXA' but rather attributes it to the Foresight Institute. The record's claim that both Charles M. Lieber and Jing Kong were grantees is not supported by the source text.

Case № Am0OWMVAIRFiled 4/29/2026Confidence 75%