IT faculty in the National Academy of Sciences
Members are elected to the National
Academy of Sciences in recognition of their distinguished
and continuing achievements in original research.
Membership in the national academies is considered
one of the highest honors that can be accorded a
scientist
or
engineer.
Member |
Department |
Elected |
| Allen Goldman |
Physics |
2007 |
| John Winckler † |
Physics |
1996 |
| Avner Friedman** |
Mathematics |
1993 |
| Neal Amundson** |
Chemical engineering and materials science |
1992 |
| Daniel Joseph |
Aerospace engineering and mechanics |
1991 |
| Paul Gassman † |
Chemistry |
1989 |
| James Serrin * |
Mathematics |
1980 |
| Herbert Wright Jr. |
Geology and geophysics |
1977 |
| Edward Ney † |
Astronomy |
1971 |
| Willem Luyten † |
Astronomy |
1970 |
| William Lipscomb** |
Chemistry |
1961 |
| I.M. Kolthoff † |
Chemistry |
1958 |
| Bryce Crawford Jr.* |
Chemistry |
1956 |
| John Bardeen † |
Physics |
1954 |
| Alfred O.C. Nier † |
Physics |
1950 |
| John Van Vleck † |
Physics |
1935 |
| Arthur Compton † |
Physics |
1927 |
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* retired
** former faculty member
† deceased
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