Science - USA (2022-02-18)

RutgersCongratulates

OurNewestAAASFellows

“I applaud Rutgers’ newest fellows of the American Association for the

Advancement of Science—12 eminent scientists who exemplify the excellence

ofRutgersfacultyandwhosescholarlyachievements,asrecognizedby

their peers, fulfill the AAAS mission to advance science, engineering, and

innovation throughout the world for the benefit of all people.”

—Jonathan Holloway, Rutgers President and University Professor

Emanuel M. DiCicco-Bloom

Professor of Neuroscience and

Cell Biology, Robert Wood

Johnson Medical School

Distinguished contributions to

understanding growth factor

regulation of neurogenesis

during mammalian brain

development, focusing on

human neurodevelopmental

disorders

Cecile Arlene Feldman

Dean and Professor, Rutgers

School of Dental Medicine

Outstanding contributions to

dentistry and distinguished

leadership and advocacy in

addressing contemporary

issues facing dental education,

research, and delivery of oral

health care

Patricia Fitzgerald-Bocarsly

Provost, Rutgers Biomedical and

Health Sciences–Newark;

Professor of Pathology and

Laboratory Medicine, New Jersey

Medical SchoolDistinguished

science leadership and

contributions to the field of

biology, especially innate

immune responses to human

viral infections

Ying Fan Reinfelder

Professor of Earth and Planetary

Sciences, School of Arts and

SciencesAdvancing

understanding of continental-

scale hydrology, particularly

groundwater and near-surface

systems interactions,

including vegetation and

surface water

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