Nakayama, professor of surgery and pediatrics, was an editor of the book, intended as a guide for critical care practitioners as well as perinatologists and obstetricians who make inutero diagnoses. The academy is the only honorific leadership group devoted entirely to microbiologists and the science of microbiology. More than 1,300 fellows from 27 countries have been elected to membership for demonstrating scientific excellence, originality, leadership, high ethical standards and scholarly and creative achievement. Twenty-three former Sloan fellows have receive Nobel prizes. DeSimone is the Mary Ann Smith professor of chemistry.
Minion is an assistant professor of mathematics.
William Droegemueller Former chair of obstetrics and gynecology, Droegemueller was recognized in a landmark collection by the Journal of the American Medical Association. The two-year stipend helps outstanding young biomedical scientists start independent cancer research laboratories at universities. Duronio's research involves studying cell multiplication during development, a field known as developmental genetics. The designation ranks the scientist with such famous researchers as George Washington Carver, Marie Curie and Linus Pauling. George S. Fishman Professor of operations research, Fishman was awarded the Lanchester Prize by the Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences.