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Jun Ye鈥檚 strontium clock resolved a gravitational redshift of roughly 10鈦宦光伖 per millimeter across a cloud of atoms less than a fingernail wide. He and Immanuel Bloch just shared the 2026 Wolf Prize for turning the quantum world into an instrument you can build.

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Jun Ye
Monroe Endowed Professor of Physics | Professor Adjoint | Fellow - JILA |

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Jason Phelps
International Film Series director
Department of Cinema Studies and Moving Image Arts

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Martha Palmer
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Michela Savignano
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Elizabeth Shevchenko Wittenberg was born in China, detained in World War II Japan and fully embraced her American life; a scholarship named for her describes her life in 54 words. Here is the rest of the story.

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2026 Wolf Prize in Physics

The award is often considered the second most prestigious award in the physical sciences after the Nobel Prize.

Award winner: Jun Ye, Monroe Endowed professor of physics

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Association for Asian Studies

Lauren Collins, program director and teaching assistant professor, Asian studies

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Semiconductor Research Corporation Innovation Award

Recognizing groundbreaking innovations in atomic layer etching technology that have had a transformative impact on semiconductor manufacturing.

Award winner:Steven George, professor of chemistry

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NIH National Institute on Aging grant

A $3.7 million grant supporting the five-year project 鈥淟ife Course Cognability: A Mixed Methods Study of Neighborhoods and Cognitive Health," examining how neighborhood services, amenities and hazards influence cognitive health and dementia risk across adulthood.

Recipient: Jessica Finlay, assistant professor of geography

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Supporting work on Silver Linings, a new book that challenges the traditional deficit-focused view of mental illness.

Fellow: June Gruber, professor of psychology and neuroscience

Society of Woman Geographers' Evelyn L. Pruitt Fellowship

For the project ""

Award winner:Esmee Mulder, geography PhD student