Líney Árnadóttir

Oregon State University

“For pioneering research contributions to understanding atomic-scale surface processes during materials degradation and catalysis, leadership in research collaborations, mentorship, educational excellence, and service to the community"

Kenan Fears

U.S. Naval Research Lab

“For contributions to biomolecule-surface interactions at scales ranging from single molecule to organism level”

 

Michael J. Gordon

University of California,

Santa Barbara

“For advances in synthesis, characterization, engineering, and simulation of nanostructured materials for applications in optoelectronics, energy, chemical conversion, and biology"

Nan Jiang

University of Illinois Chicago



“For significant advances in sub-nanometer spatially resolved Raman spectroscopy of adsorbed molecules and low-dimensional materials"

 

Tiffany Kaspar

Pacific Northwest National Lab

“For outstanding contributions to the synthesis and characterization of epitaxial oxide thin-films leading to enhanced understanding of structure-property relationships, and significant STEM educational outreach”

Daniel R. Killelea

Loyola University Chicago

“For contributions to the fundamental understanding of metal oxide surface chemistry, surface science and catalysis, outstanding service to AVS and exceptional mentorship to junior scientists"

 

Svitlana Pylypenko

Colorado School of Mines

"For outstanding contributions to surface and interface analysis of energy materials and impactful commitment to education and outreach”

Yabing Qi

Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University (OIST)

“For pioneering works on the surface science of energy materials and development of next-generation solar cell technologies”

 

Fred Roozeboom

University of Twente, The Netherlands

“For outstanding contributions in

the fields of semiconductor manufacturing and thin film processing, and for enduring

service to AVS and to the

scientific community”

Julia Scherschligt

NIST



"For outstanding contributions to vacuum science and metrology

as a scientific manager,

leader, and researcher”

 

Randy Shul

Retired, Sandia National Labs

“For pioneering research in plasma etching of wide-bandgap semiconductors for power device applications and dedicated service as an AVS short-course instructor and local chapter leader"

Xiao-Ying Yu

Oak Ridge National Lab

“For inventions and significant contributions to advancing in situ and operando chemical imaging of condensed-phase surfaces and interfaces using vacuum-based instruments”

 
 
 
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