2013
REGIS KELLY
-Election to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
HANA EL-SAMAD
-Recipient of The Paul G. Allen Family Foundation award.
TRACY FULTON
-Recipient of the inaugural Academy Chair for Excellence in Foundational Teaching (endowed by the Haile T. Debas Academy of Medical Educators, UCSF School of Medicine)
2012
PETER WALTER
-Awarded the Paul Erlich and Ludwig Darmstaedter Prize for outstanding research achievements in the field of cell biology.
HANA EL-SAMAD
-Awarded the CSB2 Prize in Systems Biology for exceptional contributions to the development of new methods in biomedical research. Her study of stochastic processes and dynamical systems in yeast was cited for creativity and broad impact.
2011
HANA EL-SAMAD
-Recipient of Donald P. Eckman Award for her work in applying control theory in the analysis of complex biological systems.
PETER WALTER
-Awarded the Otto Warburg Medal of the German Society of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (GBM).
2010
ROBERT FLETTERICK
-Election to the National Academy of Sciences
2009
ELIZABETH BLACKBURN
-Recipient of the NOBEL PRIZE (shared with Carol W. Greider and Jack W. Szostak) for discovery of telomerase.
JEREMY REITER
-Recipient of a Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists & Engineers
PETER WALTER
-Recipient of the Stein & Moore Award from The Protein Society
-Recipient of the E.B. Wilson Medal from the American Society for Cell Biology
JOSEPH DERISI
-Recipient of the Eli Lilly & Company Research Award from the American Society for Microbiology (ASM).
DAVID AGARD
-Election to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences
PATRICK O'FARRELL
-Election to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences
JOHN SEDAT
-Election to the National Academy of Sciences
DOUG HANAHAN
-Election to the National Academy of Sciences
2008
ELIZABETH BLACKBURN
-Recipient of the Albany Medical Center Prize in Medicine and Biomedical Research for discoveries of the molecular nature of telomeres.
JOSEPH DERISI
-Recipient of the Heinz Award in Technology
DOUG HANAHAN
-Elected to the Institute of Medicine.
2007
ROBERT STROUD
-Inducted into the Academy of Arts and Sciences
(AAAS)
WALLACE MARSHALL
-Named
a Distinguished Young Scholar in Medical Research by the W.M.
Keck Foundation
CYNTHIA
KENYON
-Honored by the University
of Paris with the degree of Doctor Honoris Causa, presented June
12, 2007 at UNESCO.
-Recipient of 2008 AARP The Magazine Inspire Award
DAVID AGARD
-Elected to the National Academy of Sciences
ELIZABETH BLACKBURN
-Vanderbilt Prize in
Biomedical Science for significant contributions to biomedical
research and outstanding and continued mentorship of other women
in science.
-Time's
100: People Who Shape Our World (Scientists/Thinkers)
DOUG HANAHAN
-Inducted into the American
Academy of Arts and Sciences
2006
ELIZABETH
BLACKBURN
-2006 Albert Lasker Award for Basic Medical
Science
CYNTHIA
KENYON
-The
Foundation IPSEN Annual Longevity Prize
2005
BRUCE
ALBERTS
-Awarded
an Honorary Commander of the Most Excellent Order
of the British Empire (CBE) in recognition of his contributions
to
the field of life sciences, his commitment to the improvement
of
science education and his leadership in global science.
ELIZABETH
BLACKBURN
-Awarded the Benjamin Frankllin Medal in
Life Science
PETER WALTER
-4th
Annual Wiley Prize in Biomedical Sciences
(shared with Dr. Kazutoshi Mori, Japan)
TRACY
FULTON
-Academic Senate Distinction in Teaching
Award
CYNTHIA
KENYON
-I&H
Wachter Award for exceptional scientific
achievement in the field of medicine
2004
ELIZABETH
BLACKBURN
-Awarded
the 2004 Dr. A.H. Heineken Prize for Medicine from
the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts & Sciences
CYNTHIA
KENYON
-Award
for Distinguished Research in Biomedical Science from the
Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC)
JOE
DeRISI
-2004
MacArthur Fellow
PETER
WALTLER and ERIN O'SHEA
-Elected
to the National Academy of Science
2003
ROBERT
STROUD and CYNTHIA KENYON
-Elected
to the National Academy of Science
DIDIER
STAINIER
-Outstanding Faculty Mentorship Award
CYNTHIA
KENYON
-Elected to the Institute
of Medicine
2002
DIDIER STAINIER
-Annual Byers Award in Basic Science
2000
ELIZABETH
BLACKBURN
-Elected
to the Institute of Medicine
Previous
faculty elections to the NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCE
Christine
Guthrie (1993); Elizabeth Blackburn (1993); Herb Boyer (1985);
John Abelson (1985); William Rutter (1984); Bruce Alberts (1981)
Previous
recipient of GENETICS SOCIETY OF AMERICA (GSA) Medal
Christine Guthrie (1997)
