Faculty Research Awards

Recognizes exceptional contributions to the physics enterprise through outstanding physics research, important applications of physics, leadership in or service to physics, or significant contributions to physics education. See https://www.aps.org/programs/honors/fellowships/.

• 2018: Egor Babaev
• 2018: Jennifer Ross
• 2016: Stephane Willocq
• 2015: Adrian Parsegian
• 2013: David Kastor
• 2011: Jonathan Machta
• 2011: Mark Tuominen
• 2009: Narayanan Menon
• 2009: Rory Miskimen
• 2008: Eugene Golowich
• 2008: Boris Svistunov
• 2006: Nikolai Prokof'ev
• 2006: Jennie Traschen
• 2005: Krishna Kumar
• 2000: Michael Ramsey-Musolf
• 2000: Po-zen Wong
• 1992: Gerald Peterson
• 1989: John Donoghue
• 1989: Barry Holstein
• 1981: Robert Hallock
• 1973: Fred Byron
• 1972: Edward Harrison
• 1971: Francis Pichanick

Celebrates the value of academic excellence and recognizes the distinguished achievements of faculty, the highest honor bestowed to faculty members by the campus. Recipients present their work in the Distinguished Faculty Lecture Series.

• 2005: John Donoghue
• 2000: Jose Mestre
• 1997: Barry Holstein
• 1992: Robert Hallock
• 1980: Joseph Taylor
• 1978: Edward Harrison

An annual award to honor faculty members who have made important research contributions to their discipline, department, college and university.

• 2017: Narayanan Menon
• 2009: Nikolai Prokof'ev
• 2009: Boris Svistunov
• 2002: Barry Holstein

Provides faculty members with a unique opportunity to focus on a research activity through a one-year release from teaching and service duties. Conti Fellows are chosen based on their record of outstanding accomplishments in research and creative activity.

• 2007: Nikolay Prokof'ev
• 1993: Robert Hallock
• 1990: William Irvine
• 1987: John Donoghue
• 1984: Edward Harrison