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Dr. Nicholas Butch is an expert on quantum materials and unconventional superconductivity, whose work advances our understanding of the physics underlying future quantum technologies. He leads the Condensed Matter Physics team at the NCNR.
An expert in cold-atom sensing and precision measurement with over 60 published papers and 7 patents, Dr. Stephen Eckel advances quantum enabled measurement science through breakthroughs that strengthen national pressure and vacuum standards.
Michael Gullans is an internationally recognized researcher leading the effort to turn noisy intermediate-scale quantum information processing into practical quantum computing.
PLEASE NOTE: This collection is not comprehensive. Most of the awards highlighted in these pages are recent. We are working to make the collection more complete.
Malcolm Ammons, Jonathan Weigand, Majd Hijazi, and Travis Thonstad received PCI's 2026 Martin P. Korn Award for their paper, “Experimental evaluation of novel precast concrete beam–to–column moment connections for enhanced collapse resistance.”
An expert in cold-atom sensing and precision measurement with over 60 published papers and 7 patents, Dr. Stephen Eckel advances quantum enabled measurement science through breakthroughs that strengthen national pressure and vacuum standards.
Michael Gullans is an internationally recognized researcher leading the effort to turn noisy intermediate-scale quantum information processing into practical quantum computing.
Dr. Nicholas Butch is an expert on quantum materials and unconventional superconductivity, whose work advances our understanding of the physics underlying future quantum technologies. He leads the Condensed Matter Physics team at the NCNR.