New Prize and Award Recipients

APS Medal for Exceptional Achievement in Research

Prof. Dr. Stuart Parkin (2024 Recipient)
Max Planck Institute for Microstructure Physics, Halle (Saale), Germany
For major discoveries in spintronics leading to a revolution in data storage and memory.

Abraham Pais Prize for History of Physics

Virginia Louise Trimble (2024 Recipient)
University of California, Irvine
For extensive contributions to the history of astrophysics, particularly for reference works, articles, and biographical essays, especially works that include female astronomers, and for supporting the history of the physics community.

Andreas Acrivos Dissertation Award in Fluid Dynamics

Karol Bacik (2023 Recipient)
University of Cambridge
For an elegant study of dune-dune repulsion and dune-obstacle interaction using laboratory experiments, data analysis, and mathematical modeling, elucidating the intricate feedback between sediment dynamics and fluid mechanics.

Andrei Sakharov Prize

Eugene M. Chudnovsky (2024 Recipient)
Herbert H. Lehman College of the City University of New York
For decades of leadership of prominent campaigns on behalf of oppressed scientists, including chairmanship of the APS and New York Academy of Sciences human rights committees and co-chairing of the Committee of Concerned Scientists.

Aneesur Rahman Prize for Computational Physics

Gustavo E. Scuseria (2024 Recipient)
Rice University
For the groundbreaking development and application of screened hybrid density functional and ab initio methods to the accurate modeling of molecules and solids.

Arthur L. Schawlow Prize in Laser Science

Howard M. Milchberg (2024 Recipient)
University of Maryland
For pioneering contributions in the fields of plasma optics, guiding ultra-intense laser beams, and developing compact, high-gradient laser-driven accelerators.

Award for Improving Undergraduate Physics Education Awardees

University of Alabama at Birmingham (2023 Recipient)
This research-driven, student-centric physics department prepares students for 21st century careers by seamlessly integrating purposeful research and education with workforce development, life-long learning, and cultural inclusion. All of its majors are given the opportunity to work in faculty research labs at UAB and in Europe, through an NSF-supported International Research Experiences for Students program. By organizing the Physics degree into five job-focused tracks supported by a Faculty Mentoring System, and with two new physics and data science and research-intensive physics accelerated BS/MS (ABM) programs, UAB helps students develop an individual program of study to gain a competitive edge in the marketplace while pursuing their passion. Track faculty mentors connect students with research while providing academic support and career guidance. This department also impacts a much broader and diverse student audience than ever before through transforming online teaching into innovative Remotely Accessible Interdisciplinary STEMM Education (RAISE), developing student social networks, and supporting Alabama high-school teachers. Since 2015, this department has witnessed an increase to historic heights of both the number of physics majors and the overall number of students taught. UAB Physics is now moving to a newly-built Science & Engineering Complex, a state-of-the art interdisciplinary building designed to empower graduates to impact the future.

Illinois Wesleyan University (2023 Recipient)
This small undergraduate department has a tradition of outstanding outcomes for its graduates. Between 2016-2018, this department averaged 16 graduates per year, and the American Institute of Physics (AIP) ranked it in the top 7% among 503 undergraduate-only institutions. Nearly 75% of IWU physics students work with faculty members on research projects, and it offers 12 different advanced lab courses, making it exceptionally strong in this area. Approximately half of its graduates go on to pursue a PhD in science, another third do graduate work in engineering, and the remaining third enter the workforce directly, usually pursuing careers in engineering, programming, teaching, sales, or finance.

Award for Outstanding Doctoral Thesis Research in Biological Physics

Diederik Laman Trip (2023 Recipient)
Delft University of Technology
For discovering how temperature constrains and drives cell replication and revealing that cells can cooperatively survive in extreme heat and cold, revising accepted views of temperature-dependent cell growth by integrating single-cell and genome-scale experiments with dynamical systems theory.

Carl E. Anderson Division of Laser Science Dissertation Award

Rishabh Sahu (2023 Recipient)
Institute of Science and Technology Austria
For realizing a high-cooperativity electro-optic interconnect demonstrating ultra-low noise conversion and the first observation of microwave-optical entanglement, thus laying the experimental foundations for the new field of cavity quantum electro-optics.

Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin Doctoral Dissertation Award in Astrophysics

Kaeli Hughes (2023 Recipient)
Pennsylvania State University
For leading the lowest threshold ultra-high energy astrophysical neutrino search to date, with data from the Askaryan Radio Array, and her efforts toward the development of future radio detectors for ultra-high energy astrophysical and cosmogenic neutrinos.

Dannie Heineman Prize for Mathematical Physics

David C. Brydges (2024 Recipient)
University of British Columbia
For achievements in the fields of constructive quantum field theory and rigorous statistical mechanics, especially the introduction of new techniques including random walk representations in spin systems, the lace expansion, and mathematically rigorous implementations of the renormalization group.

David Adler Lectureship Award in the Field of Materials Physics

Nitin Samarth (2024 Recipient)
The Pennsylvania State University
For seminal contributions to semiconductor spintronics through the development of atomically engineered materials.

Davisson-Germer Prize in Atomic or Surface Physics

Anne L'Huillier (2024 Recipient)
Lund University
For pioneering experimental and theoretical work leading to the discovery of high harmonic generation in gases and the micro- and macroscopic physics responsible for it, and for controlling the phenomenon to create and analyze attosecond pulse trains to probe ultrafast electron dynamics in matter.

Deborah Jin Award for Outstanding Doctoral Thesis Research in Atomic, Molecular, or Optical Physics

Aziza Suleymanzade (2023 Recipient)
Harvard University
For the development of a high efficiency, low noise mmwave photon to optical photon quantum transducer based upon Rydberg atoms in a first-of-its-kind seamless mmwave resonator.

Dissertation Award in Hadronic Physics

Glòria Montaña Faiget (2023 Recipient)
University of Barcelona
For outstanding progress in understanding the properties of heavy mesons in hot matter with the combination of non-perturbative hadronic theories and finite-temperature field theories.

Dissertation Award in Nuclear Physics

Evan Rule (2024 Recipient)
University of California, Berkeley
For the timely development of a flexible and fully general effective theory of muon-to-electron conversion. The formulation establishes an interface between the nuclear and particle physics components of this process that will encourage coordination between the two communities.

Matthew Ramin Hamedani Heffernan (2024 Recipient)
McGill University
For the application of state-of-the-art Bayesian analysis techniques in the determination of transport coefficients of strongly interacting matter, and for first-time investigations of multistage simulation approaches in heavy-ion collisions with statistical learning methods.

Dissertation Award in Statistical and Nonlinear Physics

Colin Scheibner (2023 Recipient)
Princeton University
For groundbreaking contributions at the interface between soft matter and dynamical systems including the theoretical formulation of odd elasticity as well as studies of interfacial excitability and spontaneous wrinkling of atomically thin films, all in striking agreement with experiments.

Dwight Nicholson Medal for Outreach

Tatiana Erukhimova (2023 Recipient)
Texas A&M University
For leadership in bringing the excitement of physics through innovative education programs, summer boarding schools for public high school teachers, the TAMU Physics and Engineering Festival, the Real Physics Live program, and online physics videos with more than 400 million views.

Earle K. Plyler Prize for Molecular Spectroscopy & Dynamics

Anders Nilsson (2024 Recipient)
Stockholm University
For seminal contributions in the application of x-ray spectroscopy methods to the molecular dynamics of water and catalytic reactions.

Early Career Award for Soft Matter Research

Corentin Coulais (2024 Recipient)
University of Amsterdam
For pioneering research into soft matter-based metamaterials with on-demand mechanical properties.

Edward A. Bouchet Award

Alvine Christelle Kamaha (2024 Recipient)
University of California, Los Angeles
For leadership and key accomplishments in the experimental search for dark matter in the Universe, including advances in radioactive purity, as well as contributions to outreach, diversity, and inclusion through service and mentoring of students.

Einstein Prize

Gary T. Horowitz (2023 Recipient)
University of California, Santa Barbara
For fundamental contributions to classical gravity and gravitational aspects of string theory.

Esther Hoffman Beller Lectureship

Dorit Aharonov (2023 Recipient)

Karen Alim (2023 Recipient)

Roberta Sessoli (2023 Recipient)

Excellence in Physics Education Award

Damian Pope (2024 Recipient)
Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
For developing outstanding educational resources that are distributed free to physics teachers in 130 countries, for fostering an international peer-to-peer teacher training network, and for delivering inclusive and inspiring educational programs to students around the world.

Dave Fish (2024 Recipient)
Perimeter Institute
For developing outstanding educational resources that are distributed free to physics teachers in 130 countries, for fostering an international peer-to-peer teacher training network, and for delivering inclusive and inspiring educational programs to students around the world.

Emma Nichols (2024 Recipient)
Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
For developing outstanding educational resources that are distributed free to physics teachers in 130 countries, for fostering an international peer-to-peer teacher training network, and for delivering inclusive and inspiring educational programs to students around the world.

Greg Dick (2024 Recipient)
Open Quantum Design
For developing outstanding educational resources that are distributed free to physics teachers in 130 countries, for fostering an international peer-to-peer teacher training network, and for delivering inclusive and inspiring educational programs to students around the world.

Kelly Foyle (2024 Recipient)
Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
For developing outstanding educational resources that are distributed free to physics teachers in 130 countries, for fostering an international peer-to-peer teacher training network, and for delivering inclusive and inspiring educational programs to students around the world.

Lauren E. Hayward (2024 Recipient)
Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
For developing outstanding educational resources that are distributed free to physics teachers in 130 countries, for fostering an international peer-to-peer teacher training network, and for delivering inclusive and inspiring educational programs to students around the world.

Lorraine Blackwell (2024 Recipient)
Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
For developing outstanding educational resources that are distributed free to physics teachers in 130 countries, for fostering an international peer-to-peer teacher training network, and for delivering inclusive and inspiring educational programs to students around the world.

Marie Strickland (2024 Recipient)
Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
For developing outstanding educational resources that are distributed free to physics teachers in 130 countries, for fostering an international peer-to-peer teacher training network, and for delivering inclusive and inspiring educational programs to students around the world.

Tonia Williams (2024 Recipient)
Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
For developing outstanding educational resources that are distributed free to physics teachers in 130 countries, for fostering an international peer-to-peer teacher training network, and for delivering inclusive and inspiring educational programs to students around the world.

FIAP Career Lectureship Award

Azadeh Keivani (2023 Recipient)
Digital Age Academy Inc.
For the development and application of artificial intelligence techniques to problems ranging from education to clinical studies in cancer and heart disease, and for enthusiasm in the translation of esoteric academic research training into solutions for pressing real-world problems.

Fluid Dynamics Prize

Elisabeth Guazzelli (2023 Recipient)
CNRS
For ground-breaking experiments on fluid-particle systems; for advances in the unification of the rheological description of dry granular media and dense "wet" suspensions; for guidance of theory through focused and creative experiments; and for leadership in the fluid mechanics community.

Francis M. Pipkin Award

Andrew Geraci (2023 Recipient)
Northwestern University
For developing new precision measurement techniques to search for weakly coupled interactions of mesoscopic range and demonstrating the precision sensing capability of optically levitated nanoparticles.

Frank Isakson Prize for Optical Effects in Solids

Feng Wang (2024 Recipient)
University of California, Berkeley and Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
For pioneering and trail-blazing works on the exploration of new physics and exotic phenomena in 1D and 2D quantum materials that have guided advances in the field.

George E. Duvall Shock Compression Science Award

Bruce Remington (2023 Recipient)
Lawrence Livermore National Lab
For pioneering laser-driven high-pressure, solid-state material dynamics in high-energy density regimes.

George E. Pake Prize

Chih-Yuan Lu (2024 Recipient)
Macronix International Co., Ltd
For seminal scientific innovations and outstanding contributions in device physics and semiconductor technology, and for visionary leadership of semiconductor non-volatile memory (NVM) manufacturing technology and the integrated circuit industry.

George E. Valley, Jr. Prize

Geoff Penington (2024 Recipient)
University of California, Berkeley
For computation of the quantum entropy of an evaporating black hole and its radiation.

Hans A. Bethe Prize

John Richard Bond (2024 Recipient)
Canadian Institute for Theoretical Astrophysics, University of Toronto
For developing conceptual and quantitative tools that have enabled cosmologists to measure the geometry, content, and age of the universe.

Henry Primakoff Award for Early-Career Particle Physics

Javier Mauricio Duarte (2024 Recipient)
University of California San Diego
For accelerating trigger technologies in experimental particle physics with novel real-time approaches by embedding artificial intelligence and machine learning in programmable gate arrays, and for critical advances in Higgs physics studies at the Large Hadron Collider in all-hadronic final states.

Herbert P. Broida Award

Lai-Sheng Wang (2023 Recipient)
Brown University
For pioneering work in characterizing solution species in the gas phase using high-resolution photoelectron imaging of cryogenically-cooled anions, and outstanding contributions in the investigation of size-selected boron clusters.

Herman Feshbach Prize in Theoretical Nuclear Physics

Gail C. McLaughlin (2024 Recipient)
North Carolina State University
For seminal contributions to the study of neutrinos in explosive systems and for elucidating the profound impact of this microphysics on the synthesis of elements.

I.I. Rabi Prize in Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Physics

Adam M. Kaufman (2023 Recipient)
JILA, University of Colorado Boulder and the National Institute of Standards and Technologo
For seminal developments in optical tweezer arrays and clocks based on alkaline earth atoms, with applications to metrology and quantum information processing.

Irving Langmuir Award in Chemical Physics

Valeria Molinero (2023 Recipient)
The University of Utah
For seminal contributions in understanding the crystallization of water and heterogeneous nucleation.

Irwin Oppenheim Award

Andrea Marcello Mambuca (2024 Recipient)
Citi
For the study of dynamical systems on large networks with predator-prey interactions that are stable and exhibit oscillations.

Chiara Cammarota (2024 Recipient)
Department of Physics, University of Rome "Sapienza"
For the study of dynamical systems on large networks with predator-prey interactions that are stable and exhibit oscillations.

Izaak Neri (2024 Recipient)
King's College London
For the study of dynamical systems on large networks with predator-prey interactions that are stable and exhibit oscillations.

J. J. Sakurai Prize for Theoretical Particle Physics

Andrzej J. Buras (2024 Recipient)
Technical University Munich
For exceptional contributions to quark-flavor physics, in particular, developing and carrying out calculations of higher-order QCD effects to electroweak transitions, as well as for drawing phenomenological connections between kaons, D mesons, and B mesons.

J. J. and Noriko Sakurai Dissertation Award in Theoretical Particle Physics

Zhite Yu (2024 Recipient)
Jefferson Lab
For discovering new jet polarization substructures resulting from quantum interference at high-energy colliders, advancing the QCD factorization for exclusive processes, and offering innovative solutions to the enduring x-dependence problem of generalized parton distributions.

James C. McGroddy Prize for New Materials

Harold Y. Hwang (2024 Recipient)
Stanford University
For pioneering work in oxide interfaces, dilute superconductivity in heterostructures, freestanding oxide membranes, and superconducting nickelates using pulsed laser deposition, as well as for significant early contributions to the physics of bulk transition metal oxides.

James Clerk Maxwell Prize for Plasma Physics

Thomas M Antonsen Jr (2023 Recipient)
University of Maryland
For pioneering contributions in the theory of magnetized plasma stability, RF current drive, laser-plasma interactions, and charged particle beam dynamics.

John Dawson Award for Excellence in Plasma Physics Research

Eric Sonnendrücker (2023 Recipient)
Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics
For establishing and shaping the field of structure-preserving geometric algorithms for plasma physics.

Hong Qin (2023 Recipient)
Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, Princeton University
For establishing and shaping the field of structure-preserving geometric algorithms for plasma physics.

Philip J. Morrison (2023 Recipient)
The University of Texas at Austin
For establishing and shaping the field of structure-preserving geometric algorithms for plasma physics.

John H. Dillon Medal

Charles E. Sing (2024 Recipient)
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
For pioneering advances in polyelectrolyte phase behavior and polymer dynamics using theory and computational modeling.

John Wheatley Award

James E. Gubernatis (2023 Recipient)
For ongoing commitment to developing physics in Africa through initiating the African School on Electronic Structure Methods and Applications and leadership in bringing together African physicists from across the continent to create a Pan-African physics communication vehicle.

Jonathan F. Reichert and Barbara Wolff-Reichert Award for Excellence in Advanced Laboratory Instruction

R. Seth Smith (2024 Recipient)
Francis Marion University
For decades of outstanding physics instruction, introducing undergraduates to advanced physics lab topics, for inspiring first-generation students to pursue graduate study and careers in physics, and for working with colleagues in the ALPhA community to improve laboratory instruction nationwide.

Joseph A. Burton Forum Award

Galileo Violini (2024 Recipient)
Director Emeritus, Centro Internacional de Física , Bogota, Colombia
For establishing programs in physics education and research in Latin America and the Caribbean that increased regional scientific capacity, for promoting international scientific cooperation across continents and regions of the world, and for creating the Centro Internacional de Física in Colombia.

Joseph F. Keithley Award For Advances in Measurement Science

David A Muller (2024 Recipient)
Cornell University
For pioneering a new generation of electron detectors and phase-sensitive reconstruction algorithms leading to significant advances in the resolution and capabilities of electron microscopes.

Julius Edgar Lilienfeld Prize

Edward W. Kolb (2024 Recipient)
University of Chicago
For pioneering and outstanding contributions to cosmology and particle physics, and an exceptional ability to communicate the extraordinary developments at the intersection of physics and cosmology to the general public.

Justin Jankunas Doctoral Dissertation Award in Chemical Physics

Benjamin L. Augenbraun (2023 Recipient)
Harvard University
For theoretical and experimental achievements in photon cycling and laser cooling of diatomic and polyatomic molecules.

Lars Onsager Prize

Jacques Prost (2024 Recipient)
UMR168, CNRS-Curie Institute
For influential contributions to the statistical physics of nonequilibrium phenomena and applications to soft matter and biological systems.

LeRoy Apker Award

Cailin Plunkett (2023 Recipient)
Amherst College
For the development of a novel method to compute survey sensitivity to accreting protoplanets.

Denisse Córdova Carrizales (2023 Recipient)
Harvard University
For the development of a new method to intercalate Li into thin films of indium tin oxide.

Leo P. Kadanoff Prize

Mark Newman (2024 Recipient)
University of Michigan
For fundamental contributions to the statistical physics of complex networks.

Leo Szilard Lectureship Award

Robert J. Budnitz (2024 Recipient)
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (retired)
For outstanding leadership in formulating and guiding the US Nuclear Regulatory Research program in areas of reactor safety, waste management, and fuel-cycle safety, and for significantly advancing seismic probabilistic risk assessments as applied to nuclear power worldwide.

Maria Goeppert Mayer Award

Alison Patteson (2024 Recipient)
Syracuse University
For important contributions in characterizing the physics of living systems, including demonstrating how mechanics influences the collective behavior of bacteria and how intermediate filaments in a cell's cytoskeleton impact its mechanics, migration, and signaling.

Marshak Lectureship

Andrej Zorko (2023 Recipient)
Josef Stefan Institute, Ljubljana, Slovenia

Marshall N. Rosenbluth Outstanding Doctoral Thesis Award

Ian Emanuel Ochs (2023 Recipient)
Princeton University
For developing rigorous constraints on charge extraction across magnetic fields and powerful theorems relating lower hybrid current drive to alpha channeling, and for studying unusual transport effects with diverse applications in multi-species magnetized plasmas.

Max Delbrück Prize in Biological Physics

Eric D. Siggia (2024 Recipient)
Rockefeller University
For powerful theoretical approaches to the physics of life and incisive connections between theory and experiment, from the mechanics of DNA to the dynamics of genetic networks, and from noise in gene expression to pattern formation in embryos and populations of stem cells.

Meenakshi Narain Mentoring Award

Robert M. Harris (2024 Recipient)
Fermilab
For implementing and leading a postdoctoral mentorship program that has greatly enriched the scholarly and professional lives of junior scientists at Fermilab.

Mildred Dresselhaus Prize in Nanoscience and Nanomaterials

Naomi Halas (2024 Recipient)
Rice University
For creating nanoparticles and complexes with tunable optical resonances resulting from hybridized surface plasmons, and demonstrating applications of these nanomaterials that range from photothermal cancer therapy to hot electron photodetection and modular plasmonic photocatalysis.

Mitsuyoshi Tanaka Dissertation Award in Experimental Particle Physics

Charles Mark Lewis (2024 Recipient)
Donostia International Physics Center (DIPC)
For the development of techniques expanding the low-energy reach of new particle detector technologies, with applications in neutrino physics, dark matter searches, and the study of charged-lepton flavor violating modes of muon decay.

Neil Ashcroft Early Career Award for Studies of Matter at Extreme High Pressure Conditions

Mitchell A Wood (2024 Recipient)
Sandia National Laboratories
For the development and application of ground-breaking computational approaches to the study of complex physical processes in materials undergoing dynamic compression, including initiation in energetic materials, strength in metals, and phase change kinetics in compressed diamond.

Nicholas Metropolis Award for Outstanding Doctoral Thesis Work in Computational Physics

Gabriele Bozzola (2024 Recipient)
California Institute of Technology
For developing numerous open-source computational tools to conduct dynamical general relativistic simulations both with and without magnetized matter, and for spearheading simulations of binary black holes with U(1) charge, thereby establishing the first-ever constraints on the charge of black holes using LIGO/Virgo detections.

Norman F. Ramsey Prize in Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics, and in Precision Tests of Fundamental Laws and Symmetries

David DeMille (2024 Recipient)
University of Chicago
For pioneering work in molecular physics, cooling, and spectroscopy that has profoundly advanced the search for the electric dipole moment of the electron, and for placing stringent constraints on modifications to the Standard Model in a tabletop experiment.

Gerald Gabrielse (2024 Recipient)
Northwestern University
For pioneering work in molecular physics, cooling, and spectroscopy that has profoundly advanced the search for the electric dipole moment of the electron, and for placing stringent constraints on modifications to the Standard Model in a tabletop experiment.

John M. Doyle (2024 Recipient)
Harvard University
For pioneering work in molecular physics, cooling, and spectroscopy that has profoundly advanced the search for the electric dipole moment of the electron, and for placing stringent constraints on modifications to the Standard Model in a tabletop experiment.

Oliver E. Buckley Condensed Matter Physics Prize

Ashvin Vishwanath (2024 Recipient)
Harvard University
For groundbreaking theoretical and experimental studies on the collective electronic properties of materials that reflect topological aspects of their band structure.

Qikun Xue (2024 Recipient)
Tsinghua University
For groundbreaking theoretical and experimental studies on the collective electronic properties of materials that reflect topological aspects of their band structure.

Outstanding Doctoral Thesis Research in Beam Physics Award

Minghao Song (2024 Recipient)
Brookhaven National Laboratory
For outstanding work on studying autoresonant excitation of accelerator beams and its application in beam-based diagnostics, and for developing and applying machine-learning-based methods in storage ring design and online optimizations.

Polymer Physics Prize

Zhen-Gang Wang (2024 Recipient)
California Institute of Technology
For contributions to the theories of polymer physics in regard to nucleation, block polymer self-assembly, and polyelectrolytes, in particular, for the application of these theories to experimentally-motivated phenomena.

Prize for a Faculty Member for Research in an Undergraduate Institution

Lars Q. English (2024 Recipient)
Dickinson College
For innovative experiments involving undergraduate students on nonlinear patterns in electrical lattices and networks that have elucidated the interplay of nonlinearity and geometry in the emergence of coherent spatial and temporal structures.

Richard A. Isaacson Award in Gravitational-Wave Science

Manuela Campanelli (2024 Recipient)
Rochester Institute of Technology
For extraordinary contributions to and leadership in the understanding and simulation of merging binaries of compact objects in strong-field gravity.

Richard L. Greene Dissertation Award in Experimental Condensed Matter or Materials Physics

Augusto Ghiotto (2024 Recipient)
University of California, Berkeley
For the discovery of a continuous metal-insulator transition and quantum critical behavior in Moire transition metal dichalcogenides.

Tanya Berry (2024 Recipient)
Princeton University
For exceptional contributions to the discovery of topological materials through Zintl chemistry and advances in synthesis.

Robert R. Wilson Prize for Achievement in the Physics of Particle Accelerators

Kaoru Yokoya (2024 Recipient)
KEK
For seminal contributions to the theory and control of beam polarization in electron storage rings, beam-beam interactions in linear colliders, crab-crossing and coherent beam-beam interactions in circular colliders, and bunched beam instabilities.

Rolf Landauer and Charles H. Bennett Award in Quantum Computing

Shruti Puri (2024 Recipient)
Yale University
For advancing the theoretical understanding of quantum fault-tolerance in the presence of biased noise.

Stanley Corrsin Award

George Haller (2023 Recipient)
ETH Zurich
For long-lasting contributions to the predictive understanding and mathematical underpinnings of the nonlinear dynamics of fluid flows and Lagrangian coherent structures, and for novel data-driven approaches to reduced order modeling.

Stuart Jay Freedman Award in Experimental Nuclear Physics

Elise Novitski (2023 Recipient)
University of Washington
For the development and analysis of the Cyclotron Radiation Emission Spectroscopy method and its application to the measurement of neutrino mass.

The Gordon & Betty Moore Foundation Fundamental Physics Innovation Awards (FPI)

Martha Constantinou (2023 Recipient)
Temple University

William "Mike" Snow (2023 Recipient)
Indiana University

Thomas H. Stix Award for Outstanding Early Career Contributions to Plasma Physics Research

David Turnbull (2023 Recipient)
University of Rochester Laboratory for Laser Energetics
For pioneering experimental work on plasma photonics in the pursuit of laser-plasma applications, including Raman amplification, plasma optics, and inertial confinement fusion.

Tom W. Bonner Prize in Nuclear Physics

Wit Busza (2024 Recipient)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
For pioneering work on multi-particle production in proton-nucleus and nucleus-nucleus collisions, including the discovery of participant scaling, and for the conception and leadership of the PHOBOS experiment.

W.K.H. Panofsky Prize in Experimental Particle Physics

David B. Tanner (2024 Recipient)
University of Florida
For leading the synthesis of precision microwave cavity techniques, superconducting quantum sensing, and cryogenic technology into the modern axion haloscope, and for the subsequent demonstration of experimental sensitivity to high-priority models of axions as dark matter.

Leslie J Rosenberg (2024 Recipient)
University of Washington
For leading the synthesis of precision microwave cavity techniques, superconducting quantum sensing, and cryogenic technology into the modern axion haloscope, and for the subsequent demonstration of experimental sensitivity to high-priority models of axions as dark matter.

Will Allis Prize for the Study of Ionized Gases

Vincent M. Donnelly (2024 Recipient)
William A. Brookshire Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, University of Houston
For sustained, pioneering research elucidating fundamental physical and chemical mechanisms of plasma etching of microelectronic materials, enabled by the invention of novel plasma and plasma-surface diagnostics, including advanced optical spectroscopy and the 'spinning wall' method.