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His work in developing the theoretical framework and tools for computer-aided design in the chemical process industry has had a significant impact in academe and industry. He was elected to the National Academy of Engineering last spring, one of the highest distinctions an engineer can achieve. The CNBC is a joint research effort with the University of Pittsburgh that studies neural structures and functions that underlie basic human cognitive abilities, such as perception, memory and language. McClelland is a recipient of the American Psychological Association's Distinguished Scientific Contribution Award, one of the most prestigious honors granted to a behavioral scientist. He has been a key contributor to the design of more than two dozen commercial computing systems and has led the design of award-winning wearable computers, such as VuMan 3.