Elizabeth Anderson

Philosopher

Employing pragmatist methods to examine the ways that various institutions, policies, and social practices serve to promote or hinder conditions of democratic equality

Ann Arbor, MI

sujatha baliga

Attorney and Restorative Justice Practitioner

Expanding access to survivor-centered restorative justice strategies that interrupt the criminalization of people of color and break cycles of recidivism and violence.

Oakland, CA

Lynda Barry

Graphic Novelist, Cartoonist, and Educator

Inspiring creative engagement through original graphic works and a teaching practice centered on the role of image making in communication.

Madison, WI

Mel Chin

Artist

Harnessing the power of art to raise awareness of social concerns through a practice that defies categorization.

Egypt, NC

Danielle Citron

Legal Scholar

Addressing the scourge of cyber harassment by raising awareness of the toll it takes on victims and proposing reforms to combat the most extreme forms of online abuse.

Boston, MA

Lisa Daugaard

Criminal Justice Reformer

Developing alternative approaches to policing and law enforcement practices to improve outcomes for those struggling with substance use disorder and mental illness.

Seattle, WA

Annie Dorsen

Theater Artist

Pioneering a new genre of theater that dramatizes the ways in which nonhuman intelligence is profoundly changing the nature of work, culture, and social relationships.

Brooklyn, NY

Andrea Dutton

Geochemist and Paleoclimatologist

Furthering current understanding of sea level dynamics by reconstructing the extent and rate of sea level rise in the ancient past.

Madison, WI

Jeffrey Gibson

Visual Artist

Melding indigenous North American materials and forms with those of Western contemporary art to create a new hybrid visual vocabulary and prompting a shift in how Native American art is perceived and historicized.

Annandale-on-Hudson, NY

Mary Halvorson

Guitarist and Composer

Experimenting at the intersection of jazz and rock with a signature sound on her instrument and an aesthetic that evolves and surprises with each new album and configuration of bandmates.

New York, NY

Saidiya Hartman

Literary Scholar and Cultural Historian

Tracing the afterlife of slavery in modern American life and rescuing from oblivion stories of sparsely documented lives that have been systematically excluded from historical archives.

New York, NY

Walter Hood

Landscape and Public Artist

Creating ecologically sustainable urban spaces that resonate with and enrich the lives of current residents while also honoring communal histories.

Oakland, CA

Stacy Jupiter

Marine Scientist

Integrating local cultural practices with field research to design conservation strategies that protect ecosystem biodiversity and the well-being of coastal communities.

Suva, Fiji

Zachary Lippman

Plant Biologist

Investigating the genetic mechanisms determining flowering and flower production and developing tools for breeding hardier, higher-yielding crops.

Cold Spring Harbor, NY

Valeria Luiselli

Writer

Challenging conventional notions of authorship in fiction, essays, and inventive hybrids of the two that pose profound questions about the various ways we piece together stories and document the lives of others.

Annandale-on-Hudson, NY

Kelly Lytle Hernández

Historian

Challenging long-held beliefs about the origins, ideology, and evolution of incarceration and immigrant detention practices in the United States.

Los Angeles, CA

Sarah Michelson

Choreographer

Expanding the scope of contemporary dance in works that extend and subvert classical, modern, and postmodern traditions and make evident the physical realities of dancers’ performance.

New York, NY

Jeffrey Alan Miller

Literary Scholar

Shedding light on how the writing practices of Renaissance scholars shaped foundational texts of modern Christianity, philosophy, and literature.

Montclair, NJ

Jerry X. Mitrovica

Theoretical Geophysicist

Revising our understanding of the dynamics and structure of Earth’s interior and developing models to better predict the geometry and sources of sea level change in the modern world and the geological past.

Cambridge, MA

Emmanuel Pratt

Urban Designer

Integrating agriculture, education, and design in a resident-driven approach to community development and turning neglected urban neighborhoods into places of growth and vitality.

Chicago, IL

Cameron Rowland

Artist

Using physical objects and contractual relations—such as items seized in civil forfeiture or furniture made by prison labor—to make visible the mechanisms through which systemic racism is perpetuated.

Queens, NY

Vanessa Ruta

Neuroscientist

Investigating how stimuli in the physical world shape the function of neural circuits and are translated into innate and learned behaviors.

New York, NY

Joshua Tenenbaum

Cognitive Scientist

Combining computational models with behavioral experiments to shed light on human learning, reasoning, and perception, and exploring how to bring artificial intelligence closer to the capabilities of human thinking.

Cambridge, MA

Jenny Tung

Evolutionary Anthropologist and Geneticist

Revealing links between social environmental factors—such as social status and social integration—and genomic variation and how these connections impact health, well-being, and longevity.

Durham, NC

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Ocean Vuong

Poet and Fiction Writer

Marrying folkloric traditions with linguistic experimentation in works that explore the effects of intergenerational trauma, the refugee experience, and the complexities of identity and desire with eloquence and clarity.

Amherst, MA

Emily Wilson

Classicist and Translator

Bringing classical literature to new audiences in works that convey ancient texts’ relevance to our time and highlight the assumptions about social relations that underlie translation decisions.

Philadelphia, PA

https://www.macfound.org/programs/fellows/

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4350541&forum_id=2#38882645)

Classicist and Translator

-she came out with an English translation of the Odyssey, this is true cutting edge stuff.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4350541&forum_id=2#38882696)

Emily Wilson

Classicist and Translator

Bringing classical literature to new audiences in works that convey ancient texts’ relevance to our time and highlight the assumptions about social relations that underlie translation decisions

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4350541&forum_id=2#38884043)

Angela Belcher is a materials scientist whose research opens new avenues for controlling inorganic chemical reactions. Rather than relying on traditional tools of physical chemistry, such as high temperature, pressure, or metallic catalysis, Belcher has devised a means to use genetically engineered viruses to serve as templates for the synthesis of submicroscopic conductors and semiconductors. As a graduate student, she demonstrated how natural proteins in abalone establish templates for the mineralization of calcium carbonates, the principal ingredient of chalk, to form its extremely hard shell. She followed these observations by engineering peptides that bind with great specificity to semiconductor alloys such as gallium arsenide. Belcher has demonstrated a proclivity for developing new techniques for manipulating systems that straddle the boundary of organic and inorganic chemistry at the molecular scale. In her most recent work, she has genetically modified viruses (strains that only attack bacteria and are harmless to humans) to interact with solutions of inorganic semiconductors, yielding self-assembling metal films and wires with diameters in the low tens of nanometers. The ability to control this self-assembly process may one day lead to the next generation of microelectronics or other nanoscale machines.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4350541&forum_id=2#38883398)

Genius Grants 2019: fellating hard cocks

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4350541&forum_id=2#38883408)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-P_C3PXccQ

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4350541&forum_id=2#38884014)

wife - mommy of two precious baby girls 💕 Leah & Claire - and baby boy Thomas 💙 - professor at UT, scientist and mentor - saved by the grace of JC!

https://www.instagram.com/liviase/

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4350541&forum_id=2#38884075)

I imagine it still is and they have categories for science separate from lib bullshit?

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4350541&forum_id=2#38884045)

Graphic Novelist, Cartoonist, and Educator

Inspiring creative engagement through original graphic works and a teaching practice centered on the role of image making in communication.

Madison, WI

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4350541&forum_id=2#38884144)

Harnessing the power of art to raise awareness of social concerns through a practice that defies categorization.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4350541&forum_id=2#38884511)