Science - USA (2022-02-18)

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MaxM.Häggblom

Chair and Distinguished

Professor of Biochemistry and

Microbiology, School of

Environmental and Biological

SciencesAdvancing

understanding of fundamental

and application components of

microbial biotransformations

of pollutants

William C. Gause

Director, Center for Immunity

and Inflammation; Senior

Associate Dean for Research,

NewJerseyMedicalSchool

Advancing understanding of

molecular and translational

immunology, especially

the initiation and function of

type 2 immunity during

infectious disease

Andrew Singson

Professor of Genetics, School of

ArtsandSciencesandWaksman

Institute of Microbiology

Innovations in the field of

fertilization, particularly

discovery and characterization

of genes required for

fertilization inCaenorhabditis

elegans

Margaret Marsh

University Professor of History,

Rutgers University–Camden and

Institute for Health, Health Care

Policy, and Aging Research

Distinguished contributions to

the social sciences, particularly

the history of medicine,

academic leadership, and

communicating and

interpreting science to

the public

Renping Zhou

William and Myrle Garbe Chair

in Cancer and Leukemia

Research, Ernest Mario School of

PharmacyAdvancing

knowledge of molecular

signaling in organizing

biological structures and

function, particularly protein

interactions regulating growth

of neuronal processes

Tara C. Matise

Chair and Professor of Genetics,

School of Arts and Sciences

Distinguished contributions to

developing human genetic

maps and for critical efforts to

bring genetics to diverse

human populations

Julie L. Lockwood

Chair and Professor of Ecology,

Evolution, and Natural

Resources, School of

Environmental and Biological

SciencesFurthering

knowledge of ecology and

conservation biology,

particularly biological

invasions and causes of

biotic homogenization

Alan S. Goldman

Distinguished Professor of

Chemistry and Chemical Biology,

School of Arts and Sciences

Distinguished contributions to

catalysis by transition-metal

complexes, particularly

elucidation of reaction

mechanisms and development

of catalysts for hydrocarbon

functionalization

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