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| Source Table | grants |
| Source ID | gQfRVC1zjD |
| Description | to R. Stanley Williams, Philip Kuekes, James Heath, Christopher Love, USD 5000, 2000-11 |
| Source URL | foresight.org/prizes/feynman-prizes/ |
| Parent | Foresight Institute |
| Children | — |
| Created | Mar 25, 2026, 4:44 AM |
| Updated | Mar 25, 2026, 1:24 PM |
| Synced | Mar 25, 2026, 1:24 PM |
Record Data
id | gQfRVC1zjD |
organizationId | Foresight Institute(organization) |
granteeId | R. Stanley Williams, Philip Kuekes, James Heath, Christopher Love |
orgEntityId | Foresight Institute(organization) |
orgDisplayName | — |
granteeEntityId | — |
granteeDisplayName | — |
name | Feynman Prize 2000 — Experiment |
amount | 5000 |
currency | USD |
period | — |
date | 2000-11 |
status | — |
source | foresight.org/prizes/feynman-prizes/ |
notes | [Nanotechnology (Experiment)] Demonstrating molecular-scale electronics, including the Teramac computer built with defective components using defect-tolerant architecture, and work on molecular switches and crossbar architectures. Institution(s): HP Labs / UCLA. |
programId | 4vI_GsTeFn |
dataSourceId | — |
Source Check Verdicts
unverifiable85% confidence
Last checked: 4/29/2026
1 → unverifiable; dissent: 1 → confirmed
Debug info
Thing ID: gQfRVC1zjD
Source Table: grants
Source ID: gQfRVC1zjD
Parent Thing ID: sid_NPPTvNqRXA