APS Fellowship

Reba M. Bandyopadhyay [2023]
National Science Foundation
Citation: For outstanding contributions to the nation through informing, crafting, and advancing innovative, inclusive, and data-driven science and technology policy.

Kausik S Das [2023]
University of Maryland Eastern Shore
Citation: For leadership in promoting the progress of underrepresented groups in the field of physics, paired with notable contributions to advance diversity, education, and science communication, and for significantly contributing to the growth and inclusivity of the scientific community.

Irvy Gledhill [2023]
U. Witwatersrand
Citation: For decades of leadership to advance women in physics in South Africa and globally, for research solving problems important to society, and for exceptional, wide-ranging service to the physics community.

Jeffrey Kovac [2023]
University of Tennessee
Citation: For innovative, scholarly, multidimensional, and persistent contributions to scientific ethics and ethics education along with numerous thoughtful contributions on other complex issues at the interface of science and society.

Kartik Sheth [2023]

Citation: For outstanding, innovative, and sustained leadership of inclusion, diversity, and equity efforts in astronomy and astrophysics and in the nation.

Kathleen R. Turner [2023]
DOE Office of High Energy Physics
Citation: For leadership as a program manager at the Department of Energy, enabling significant advances in the areas of cosmology, astronomy, and astrophysics.