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AIAA Intelligent Systems Award for 2011Awarded for pioneering achievement in deploying AI-based planners on spacecraft to enable event detection and response, and sensorweb capabilities for earth-observing and planetary missions.

2011
David Diner
2011 Benjamin Y. H. Liu AwardRecognizes outstanding contributions to aerosol instrumentation and experimental techniques that have significantly advanced the science and technology of aerosols.

2011
Charles Elachi
2011 Carl Sagan Memorial AwardAwarded to individuals who demonstrate leadership in research or policies advancing exploration of the cosmos. Awarded by the AAS in cooperation with the Planetary Society.

2011
Charles Elachi
2011 General James E. Hill Lifetime Space Achievement AwardAwarded to outstanding individuals who have distinguished themselves through lifetime contributions to the welfare or betterment of humankind through exploration, development and use of space, or through use of space technology, information, themes or resources in academic, cultural, industrial or other pursuits of broad benefit to humanity. This is awarded by the Space Foundation.

2011
Josh Willis
AGU Ocean Sciences Early Career AwardAwarded for "pioneering contributions integrating global satellite and in situ ocean data for understanding climate variability and change, as well as for his leadership in the satellite altimetry community."

2010
Moustafa Chahine
SPIE George W. Goddard AwardAwarded in recognition of his exceptional achievement in optical science and instrumentation for aerospace and atmospheric research.

2010
Lee-Lueng Fu
2010 Committee on Space Research International Cooperation MedalAwarded once every two years to a scientist who has made a distinguished contribution to the application of space science and whose work has contributed significantly to the promotion of international scientific cooperation.

2010
Tim Liu
AMS Verner E. Suomi AwardAwarded in recognition of his research in space-borne measurements of air-sea interactions and the water cycle, and for inspiring progress through interdisciplinary science team leadership.

2010
William Patzert
AUG Athelstan Spilhaus AwardAwarded for enhancement of the public understanding of Earth and space science.

2010
Bruce Tsurutani
Faces of Leadership: The Directors of JPL
JPL Acting Director, 1944-1946In 1936, Frank Malina was a graduate student at Caltech who worked with a small group of men, under the guidance of professor Theodore von Kármán, to develop and test rocket motors. In December 1938, Malina was asked to present a paper on the application of rocket propulsion to aircraft, to the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) Committee on Air Corps Research, which responded with a $1,000 grant to GALCIT and an additional $10,000 six months later. From 1941 to 1944, Malina was the chief engineer of the project, which developed and successfully tested solid-fuel Jet-Assisted Take Off engines (JATOs) in 1941 and went on to develop and test other propellants and liquid-fuel JATOs.In 1944, after reports that German scientists were developing rockets for military use, US Army Ordnance established a contract with Caltech to produce guided missiles. While von Kármán was in Washington, DC, Malina administered JPL, and from 1944 to 1946 he served as Acting Director. In 1946, he left JPL. The following year he moved to Paris and began working for the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), eventually becoming head of the Division of Scientific Research. In 1953, he resigned that post to begin a successful career as a kinetic artist. 
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 Dr. Theodore von Kármán (1881-1963)
 JPL Director, 1938-1944Hungarian-born Theodore von Kármán received a Ph.D. in engineering at Germany's University of Göttingen. He came to Caltech in the 1920s to advise the designers of a wind tunnel, and stayed to eventually become director of the Guggenheim Aeronautical Laboratory of Caltech (GALCIT). In 1936, he provided guidance to a group of Caltech graduate students and others who developed rocket motors and tested them in a dry river bed near Pasadena. This group, led by von Kármán, eventually received an Army contract to develop rockets for military use and the organization became known as the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Von Kármán was Director until December 1944, when he went to Washington, DC to organize the Air Force's Scientific Advisory Board. 
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International Space Station welcomes biological and physical science experiments - NASA Science
This investigation gathers data to characterize the function of condensation surfaces and to validate flow velocity models. Results could identify optimal flow rates at various gravitational levels to safely dissipate heat, supporting design of systems for use in space and on Earth. Image courtesy of NASA Glenn Research Center.NASA Glenn Research CenterAbout NASA’s Biological and Physical SciencesNASA’s Biological and Physical Sciences Division pioneers’ scientific discovery and enables exploration by using space environments to conduct investigations not possible on Earth. Studying biological and physical phenomena under extreme conditions allows researchers to advance the fundamental scientific knowledge required to go farther and stay longer in space, while also benefitting life on Earth.ShareDetailsLast UpdatedMar 22, 2024EditorNASA Science Editorial Team Related TermsBiological & Physical SciencesInternational Space Station (ISS)ISS ResearchScience & ResearchReturn to topThe National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNASA explores the unknown in air and space, innovates for the benefit of humanity, and inspires the world through discovery.About NASA's MissionJoin UsHomeNews & EventsMultimediaNASA+MissionsHumans in SpaceEarth & ClimateThe Solar SystemThe UniverseScienceAeronauticsTechnologyLearning ResourcesAbout NASANASA en EspañolFollow NASAMore NASA Social AccountsNASA NewslettersSitemapFor MediaPrivacy PolicyFOIANo FEAR ActOffice of the IGBudget & Annual ReportsAgency Financial ReportsContact NASAAccessibilityPage Last Updated:2 months agoPage Editor:SMD Content EditorsResponsible NASA Official for Science:Dana Bolles
Areas of Achievement | Science and Technology
2010 Committee on Space Research International Cooperation MedalAwarded once every two years to a scientist who has made a distinguished contribution to the application of space science and whose work has contributed significantly to the promotion of international scientific cooperation.

2010
Tim Liu
AMS Verner E. Suomi AwardAwarded in recognition of his research in space-borne measurements of air-sea interactions and the water cycle, and for inspiring progress through interdisciplinary science team leadership.

2010
William Patzert
AUG Athelstan Spilhaus AwardAwarded for enhancement of the public understanding of Earth and space science.

2010
Bruce Tsurutani
John A. Fleming AwardAwarded for "original research and technical leadership in geomagnetism, atmospheric electricity, aeronomy, space physics, and related sciences."

2009
John Casani
National Air and Space Museum Lifetime Achievement AwardThe National Air and Space Museum Lifetime Achievement Award is presented annually to recognize outstanding achievement in scientific or technological endeavors relating to air and space technology and exploration.

2009
Alice Le Gall
Gabrielle Sand, Dina, Frederic Fortuny PrizeA prize honoring young doctors in the field of astronomy. This award is granted by the French Academy of Sciences

2009
John Prestage
IEEE Rabi AwardReceived for seminal work on the time variation of fundamental constants and outstanding contributions to trapped ion clocks.

2009
Paul Stella
AIAA Aerospace Power System AwardPresented for a significant contribution in the broad field of aerospace power systems, specifically as related to the application of engineering sciences and systems engineering to the production, storage, distribution, and processing of aerospace power.

2009
Bruce Tsurutani
AGU Fleming MedalBruce Tsurutani has made remarkable contributions to the study of plasma waves at Earth, planets, and comets; to space weather; to magnetotail dynamics; to collisionless shock physics; and to ionospheric perturbations resulting from flares and penetrating solar wind electric fields. But Bruce has taken each of these topics further to examine the consequences as they ripple through the highly connected Sun-Earth system...

2009
Joshua Willis
Areas of Achievement | Science and Technology
National Air and Space Museum Trophy for Lifetime AchievementThe museum presents this trophy annually to recognize past and present accomplishments in the management or execution of a scientific or technological project, a distinguished career of service in air and space technology, or a significant contribution in chronicling the history of air and space technology.

2017
Duane Waliser
California Department of Water Resources Climate Science Service AwardFor "leading development of experimental forecasts of atmospheric storms at a subseasonal time scale, which would provide several weeks’ advance notice beyond the two-week period available from operational weather forecasts."

2017
Marc D. Rayman
National Space Club and Foundation Astronautics Engineer AwardAwarded for "his leadership as Chief Engineer of the Dawn development program and flight mission to explore Vesta and Ceres. The technical accomplishment of the Dawn mission is, more than any other single individual, attributable to Dr. Rayman."

2016
David S. Bayard

Asian Journal of Control Best Paper AwardDrs. Behcet Acikmese and David S. Bayard received this award for their paper titled Markov Chain Approach to Probabilistic Guidance for Swarms of Autonomous Agents.

2016
James Bernardini

Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE)The award is the highest honor bestowed by the U.S. government on scientists and engineers in the early stages of their independent research careers. It recognizes researchers whose early career accomplishments show the greatest promise for strengthening America's leadership in science and technology and contributing to the awarding agencies' missions.

2016
James J. Bock
AAS Joseph Weber Award for Astronomical InstrumentationFor his development of low noise “spider web” bolometers that enable a broad range of submillimeter and millimeter observations with ground-based, balloon-based, and space-based instruments, leading to critically important measurements of the cosmic microwave background radiation.

2016
Dawn Mission Team

National Space Club and Foundation's Nelson P. Jackson AwardThe award is presented annually for a significant contribution to the missile, aircraft or space field.

2016
Charles Elachi 

Aviation Week Laureate Award for Lifetime AchievementAwarded for guiding an amazing period of solar system exploration by robotic spacecraft and generating public enthusiasm for space science during his 45-year career.
People of NASA Science - NASA Science
Eric Ianson is currently the Deputy Director of the Planetary Science Division of the Science Mission Directorate at NASA…BioDarcy WennNASA Citizen ScientistBioPetri KuossariNASA Citizen ScientistBioMichael PrimmNASA Citizen ScientistBioMartin FowlerNASA Citizen ScientistBioDr. Antonino Cucchiara, Ph.D.Dr. Antonino (Nino) Cucchiara is the Lead Program Scientist for the Future Investigator in NASA Earth and Space Science and…BioSam L. ZadehProject Configuration Manager - NASA Jet Propulsion LaboratoryBioMr. Joe SmithJoe Smith is the Associate Director for Flight at NASA Headquarters Science Mission Directorate, Astrophysics Division, responsible for overseeing the…BioLeigh PeakeChief Education Officer - Gulf of Maine Research InstituteBioRosamond Ro KinzlerSenior Director, Science Education - American Museum of Natural HistoryBioSarah VanDenberghProject Manager - Gulf of Maine Research InstituteBioRachael ArensResearch Associate / Curriculum Specialist - Northern Arizona UniversityBioLori Rubino-HareResearch Associate - Northern Arizona University Center for Science Teaching and LearningBioCatherine McCarthySenior Project Manager / Informal Science Educator - Arizona State University Center for Innovation in Informal STEM LearningBioHenry Trae WinterChief Scientist - Advanced Research in Inclusion and STEAM Accessibility (ARISA) LabBioMaryKay SeverinoEducation Director, Co-President, Co-Founder - ARISA Lab, L.L.C.BioMelanie NarishSenior Learning Designer - Arizona State University's Center for Education Through ExplorationBioEmily MasonScientistBioKim HollowayProgram Coordinator / Social Lead - NASA / Science Systems and.
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The new report entitled “Summary of Discipline Statistics 1990 – 2009” provides statistical information on the incidence of discipline for California trial court judges as related to factors such as the judge’s age, the judge’s gender, the number of years of judicial service, the size of the judge’s court, the judge’s disciplinary history, whether the judge was initially appointed or elected to office, and the type of misconduct for which the judge was disciplined.  The report covers all cases in which public or private discipline was imposed on judges during the period from 1990 through 2009.
If you would like a copy of the commission’s Annual Report or Summary of Discipline Statistics, please contact the commission office.
Compendiums
The commission has prepared compilations of private and public discipline for different types of judicial misconduct over the years for educational purposes. Each compendium contains case summaries of judicial misconduct involving the following groups, misconduct type or other factor:  Prosecutors; Public Defenders and Other Criminal Defense Counsel; Self-Represented Litigants; Court Employees; Court Interpreters; Presiding Judges and Supervising Judges’ Duties; Political or Campaign Activity; Bias: Ethnicity, Nationality, Race, Gender and Sexual Orientation; Technology.
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These include the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP); the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC); child nutrition programs (National School Lunch, School Breakfast, Child and Adult Care, Summer Food Service and Special Milk); and food distribution programs (Schools, Emergency Food Assistance, Indian Reservations, Commodity Supplemental, Nutrition for the Elderly, and Charitable Institutions).Four types of tables are provided: historical summaries, annual state level data for selected elements, monthly national level data for major programs, and the latest available month for state-level participation in major programs. The summaries begin with 1969, the year that FNS was established to administer the Department of Agriculture's nutrition assistance programs. Data are provided by federal fiscal year rather than calendar or school year. This includes the months of October through September (prior to FY 1977, it covered July through June). Annual state-level tables include data for the five most recent complete years (2019-2023). The latest month for state-level activity is Feb. 2024. Data are as of May 10, 2024. Most current numbers are preliminary and are subject to significant revision.If you need additional information or have any questions, please e-mail us.Summary of Annual Data, FY 2019-23 (.xlsx)Summary of Major Programs for Latest Available Month (.xlsx)

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The commission’s Annual Report is published in the first quarter of the calendar year. The report provides comprehensive information on the commission’s authority and procedures and contains statistical data on commission cases and summaries of disciplinary action.  Annual reports from 2000 to 2023 are available on this website.
Summary of Discipline Statistics 1990-2009
In 2002, the Commission on Judicial Performance released a 10-year summary of discipline statistics for the period 1990 to 1999, which was unprecedented nationally.
In June 2012, the commission issued a new report covering twenty years of judicial discipline that is likewise without precedent.  Both reports were undertaken by the commission in order to afford the judiciary and the public greater information about the commission’s work, much of which is confidential under the California Constitution and the rules governing the commission.
The new report entitled “Summary of Discipline Statistics 1990 – 2009” provides statistical information on the incidence of discipline for California trial court judges as related to factors such as the judge’s age, the judge’s gender, the number of years of judicial service, the size of the judge’s court, the judge’s disciplinary history, whether the judge was initially appointed or elected to office, and the type of misconduct for which the judge was disciplined.  The report covers all cases in which public or private discipline was imposed on judges during the period from 1990 through 2009.
If you would like a copy of the commission’s Annual Report or Summary of Discipline Statistics, please contact the commission office.
Compendiums
The commission has prepared compilations of private and public discipline for different types of judicial misconduct over the years for educational purposes.