2023 Awardees Announced
We celebrate your achievements and thank you for advancing the chemical enterprise and making a positive impact in your organizations, communities, and society.
GEORGE SCHATZ, NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY –
“For broad-ranging contributions to leadership in physical chemistry, and to advances in reaction dynamics, plasmonics, self-assembly of soft materials, and other fields.”
“For broad-ranging contributions to leadership in physical chemistry, and to advances in reaction dynamics, plasmonics, self-assembly of soft materials, and other fields.”
ANNE MCCOY, UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON –
“For her development and application of theoretical methods for analyzing the vibrational spectra & dynamics of floppy molecules and clusters.”
“For her development and application of theoretical methods for analyzing the vibrational spectra & dynamics of floppy molecules and clusters.”
SURI VAIKUNTANATHAN, UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO –
“For the development of powerful non-equilibrium statistical mechanical theories to understand the behavior of complex matter ranging from driven systems to biological self-assembly.”
“For the development of powerful non-equilibrium statistical mechanical theories to understand the behavior of complex matter ranging from driven systems to biological self-assembly.”
STEPHEN BRADFORTH, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA-
“For applying femtosecond and photoelectron spectroscopies to elucidate electronic interactions that guide chemical reaction dynamics in the condensed phase.”
“For applying femtosecond and photoelectron spectroscopies to elucidate electronic interactions that guide chemical reaction dynamics in the condensed phase.”
JOSH VURA-WEIS, UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT URBANA-CHAMPAIGN-
“For development of the experimental and theoretical foundation of tabletop femtosecond extreme ultraviolet spectroscopy of photocatalysis.”
“For development of the experimental and theoretical foundation of tabletop femtosecond extreme ultraviolet spectroscopy of photocatalysis.”