Bruce Alberts (biochemist)

Bruce Alberts is an influential American biochemist known for his research in cell biology and molecular biology. He served as the president of the National Academy of Sciences and was a key figure in promoting science education and public understanding of science. Alberts is also recognized for his work on the structure and function of DNA, particularly in how cells replicate and repair their genetic material. He co-authored the widely used textbook "Molecular Biology of the Cell," which has been instrumental in teaching biochemistry and cell biology to students around the world.