Dec. 13, 2002

Dr. and Mrs. Trani visit with VCU Nobel laureate Dr. John Fenn in Stockholm, Sweden

VCU President Dr. Eugene P. Trani and his wife, Lois, visit with VCU Nobel laureate Dr. John Fenn in Stockholm, Sweden. Dr. and Mrs. Trani attended Dr. Fenn's Nobel Lecture, "Electrospray Wings for Molecular Elephants." Dr. Fenn received the 2002 Nobel Prize for chemistry Dec. 10.

Photo courtesy of Eugene P. Trani — VCU President Dr. Eugene P. Trani and his wife, Lois, visit with VCU Nobel laureate Dr. John Fenn in Stockholm, Sweden. Dr. and Mrs. Trani attended Dr. Fenn's Nobel Lecture, "Electrospray Wings for Molecular Elephants." Dr. Fenn received the 2002 Nobel Prize for chemistry Dec. 10. Photo courtesy of Eugene P. Trani

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