The grants will support her ongoing work in developing cognitive robotic systems that integrate perception with action, reasoning and language.

She was honored for more than five decades of pioneering research in marine and environmental science, with a focus on the oceans' influence on human health.

She was recognized by the IEEE for “significant contributions to geometric modeling and visualization.”

Christopher Monroe and Andrew Childs are studying new methods to develop robust “qubits”— quantum information bits that make quantum computing possible

The honor recognizes academic inventors who have shown exceptional innovation, creating inventions that enhance quality of life, drive economic growth, and benefit society.

The video highlights innovative research in LCCD that combines predictive analytics and drones to help protect rhinos and other endangered species in Africa.

Cedric Lin defines the boundaries of quantum and classical computation by exploring theoretical models like bomb query complexity and Quantum Merlin-Arthur problems.

He won the award for his ideas on advancing autonomous commonsense reasoning by basing knowledge and understanding on perceptual imagination.

Election to the Academy is reserved for pioneering leaders whose work has shaped the field, driven research, and advanced innovation in human-computer interaction.

He emphasized that security is a complex issue requiring more than technical solutions, highlighting the need to understand attackers and disrupt the economic incentives driving cyber threats.