Association for Women in Mathematics Dissertation Prize
Bershadsky Mentor Award
2024 |
David Darrow |
2023 |
Julius Baldauf |
2022 |
Younhun Kim |
2021 |
Andrey Khesin |
Charles and Holly Housman Award for Excellence in Teaching, MIT
This award is presented to graduate student(s) in Mathematics for skill and dedication in undergraduate teaching.
2024 |
Ryan Chen |
2023 |
Yan Sheng Ang |
2023 |
Yuqiu Fu |
2023 |
Tang-Kai Lee |
2022 |
Julius Baldauf |
2022 |
Calder Morton-Ferguson |
2021 |
Andrei Ionov |
2020 |
Hans Emil Oscar Mickelin |
2020 |
Chengzhao (Richard) Zhang |
2019 |
Vishal Arul |
2019 |
Gweneth McKinley |
2019 |
Sam Turton |
2018 |
Kevin Sackel |
2018 |
Jane Wang |
2017 |
Augustus Lonergan |
2017 |
Jonasz Slomka |
2017 |
Lucas Tambasco |
2016 |
Zachary Abel |
2016 |
Carlos Sauer Ayala |
2015 |
Michael Andrews |
2015 |
Daniel Harris |
2015 |
Dana Mendelson |
2014 |
Michael Donovan |
2014 |
Jennifer Park |
2013 |
Ailsa Keating |
2013 |
John Lesieutre |
2013 |
Nan Li |
2012 |
Sheel Ganatra |
2012 |
Hoeskuldur Halldorsson |
2012 |
Alejandro Morales |
2011 |
Linan Chen |
2011 |
Joel Lewis |
2010 |
Craig Desjardins |
2010 |
David Jordan |
2009 |
Chris Evans |
2009 |
Christopher Kottke |
2009 |
Michael Manapat |
2009 |
Angelica Osorno |
2008 |
Denis Chebikin |
2008 |
Aaron M. Tievsky |
2007 |
Jason Matthew Burns |
2007 |
Ilya Elson |
2007 |
Teena M. Gerhardt |
2006 |
Alice Chan |
2006 |
Pak-Wing Fok |
2006 |
Christina Margaret Goddard |
2005 |
Andreas F. Malmendier |
2005 |
Dragos N. Oprea |
2005 |
Bianca Santoro |
2005 |
Damiano Testa |
2004 |
Frederic Latour |
2004 |
Benjamin K. Stephens |
2003 |
Peter Clifford |
2003 |
Alberto DeSole |
2003 |
Peter McNamara |
2002 |
John Dunagan |
2002 |
Baochi Nguyen |
2002 |
Igor Pavlovsky |
2001 |
Frederico Ardila |
2001 |
Donald Yau |
2000 |
Alexander Perlin |
2000 |
Catalin Zara |
1999 |
Peter Dodds |
1999 |
Dana Pascovici |
1998 |
David Amundsen |
1998 |
Dimitri Kountourogiannis |
1998 |
Monica Nevins |
1997 |
Ioanid Rosu |
1996 |
Yoosuf Siddiqui |
1996 |
Richard Stone |
1995 |
Timothy Chow |
1995 |
David Metzler |
1995 |
Malcolm Quinn |
1993 |
Farshid Hajir |
1993 |
Dhruv Ratra |
Charles W. and Jennifer C. Johnson Prize, MIT
2024 |
Calder Morton-Ferguson |
2024 |
Kai Zhe Zheng |
2023 |
Andrew Salmon |
2022 |
Ashwin Sah |
2022 |
Mehtaab Sawhney |
2021 |
Jonathan Tidor |
2020 |
Andrew Ahn |
2019 |
Cesar Cuenca |
2018 |
Ewain Gwynne |
2018 |
Amelia Perry |
2018 |
Jonasz Slomka |
2018 |
Alexander Wein |
2017 |
Sylvain Carpentier |
2016 |
Yi Sun |
2016 |
Yun William Yu |
2015 |
Francesco Lin |
2014 |
Kestutis Cesnavicius |
2014 |
Ailsa Keating |
2013 |
Yin Tat Lee |
2013 |
Eric Marberg |
2012 |
Steven Sam |
2011 |
Steven Sivek |
2011 |
Vedran Sohinger |
2010 |
Roman Travkin |
2009 |
Yanki Lekili |
2008 |
Ruochuan Liu |
2008 |
Ting Xue |
2007 |
Silvia Montarani |
2007 |
Luis Rademacher |
2006 |
Vigleik Angeltveit |
2006 |
Fu Liu |
2005 |
Thomas Lam |
2004 |
Alexei Oblomkov |
2004 |
Lauren Williams |
2003 |
Vasily Dolgushev |
2003 |
Peter McNamara |
2002 |
Ryan O'Donnell |
2002 |
Donald Yau |
2001 |
Adam Klivans |
2000 |
Bojko Bakalov |
1999 |
Catalin Zara |
1998 |
Alessandro D'Andrea |
1998 |
Salil Vadhan |
1997 |
Andras Vasy |
Clay Research Fellows are selected for their research achievements and their potential to become leaders in research mathematics. All are recent Ph.D.'s, and most are selected as they complete their thesis work. Terms range from one to five years, with most given in the upper range of this interval. Fellows are employed by the Clay Mathematics Institute, which is a U.S. charitable foundation, but may hold their fellowships anywhere in the U.S.A., Europe, or elsewhere in the world. The fellowships provide generous salary and research expenses.
The primary selection criteria for the Fellowship are the exceptional quality of the candidate's research and the candidate's promise to become a mathematical leader. Selection decisions are made by the Scientific Advisory Board based on the nominating materials described below.
2024 |
Ishan Levy |
2024 |
Mehtaab Sawhney |
Awarded to MIT Mathematics members for their outstanding contributions to building and strengthening our mathematics community.
2022 |
Marisa Gaetz |
2022 |
Mary Stelow |
2021 |
Peter Haine |
2021 |
Chengzhao (Richard) Zhang |
The Fulkerson Prize (first awarded in 1979) is given for outstanding papers in the area of discrete mathematics, sponsored jointly by the Mathematical Programming Society and the American Mathematical Society.
2024 |
Jonathan Tidor |
2024 |
Yuan Yao |
Early Independence Award, NIH
George Lusztig PRIMES Mentorships, MIT
2024 |
Serina Hu |
2024 |
Vijay Srinivasan |
2023 |
Nitya Mani |
2023 |
Mary Stelow |
2022 |
Marisa Gaetz |
2022 |
Yibo Gao |
2022 |
Arun Kannan |
2021 |
Peter Haine |
2021 |
Chun Hong Lo |
2021 |
Adela Zhang |
2020 |
Vishal Arul |
2020 |
Yongyi Chen |
2020 |
Kaavya Valiveti |
2019 |
Christian Gaetz |
2019 |
Zhulin Li |
2019 |
Christopher Ryba |
2018 |
Zhenkun Li |
2018 |
Gweneth McKinley |
2018 |
Ao Sun |
2017 |
Lucas Mason-Brown |
2017 |
Andrew Rzeznik |
2017 |
Guangyi Yue |
2016 |
Chiheon Kim |
2016 |
Seth Shelley-Abrahamson |
2016 |
Isabel Vogt |
2015 |
Jesse Geneson |
2015 |
Darij Grinberg |
Graduate Appreciation Fellowship, MIT
2022 |
Adela Zhang |
2021 |
Ruoxuan Yang |
This Fellowship recognizes and supports outstanding graduate students in NSF-supported science, technology, engineering, and mathematics disciplines who are pursuing research-based master's and doctoral degrees.
2022 |
Alex Cohen |
2022 |
Vijay Srinivasan |
2020 |
Oron Propp |
2020 |
Zhi Ren |
Graduate Women of Excellence, MIT
The MIT Office of the Dean for Graduate Education awards this honor to current MIT graduate women based on their leadership and service contributions at the Institute, their dedication to mentoring and their drive to make changes to improve the student experience.
2019 |
Kristin Marie-Dettmers Kurianski |
2017 |
Gweneth McKinley |
2015 |
Isabel Vogt |
The John S. W. Kellett ’47 Award recognizes any MIT individual or group for an exceptional and/or sustained commitment to creating a more welcoming environment at MIT, including but not limited to, improving the experience of lesbian, bisexual, gay, transgender (LBGT), and questioning individuals. The award honors Mr. Kellett, whose spirited support has enabled significant improvements in the lives of members of MIT’s LBGT community.
2008 |
Marketa Havlickova |
2008 |
Yanir A. Rubinstein |
2007 |
Pavlo M. Pylyavskyy |
2006 |
Vigleik Angeltveit |
2006 |
Fu Liu |
2005 |
Vasily Dolgushev |
2005 |
Christopher L. Douglas |
2005 |
Thomas Lam |
MITx Prize for Teaching and Learning in MOOCs, MIT Office of Digital Learning
2024 |
Tang-Kai Lee |
2024 |
Catherine Wolfram |
Schmidt Science Postdoctoral Fellowship, Schmidt Futures
The Hartley Rogers Jr. Prize SPUR (Mentor), MIT
(Combined Undergrad-Grad Student Prize)
The Hartley Rogers Jr. Prize, first given in Summer 2001, is awarded to the team of an Undergraduate Student and Graduate Student Mentor for best paper(s) in the Summer Program for Undergraduate Research:
2023 |
Michael Law |
2023 |
Mehtaab Sawhney |
2022 |
Hao Peng |
2021 |
Feng Gui |
2021 |
Jonathan Tidor |
2020 |
Robert Burklund |
2020 |
Chun Hong Lo |
2020 |
Jonathan Tidor |
2019 |
Yuqiu Fu |
2019 |
Ao Sun |
2019 |
Jonathan Tidor |
2018 |
Ao Sun |
2018 |
Jake Wellens |
2017 |
Frederic Koehler |
2017 |
Augustus Lonergan |
2016 |
Hong Wang |
2015 |
Dongkwan Kim |
2015 |
Seth Shelley-Abrahamson |
2014 |
Ben Yang |
2013 |
Chenjie Fan |
2013 |
Ben Yang |
2012 |
Guozhen Wang |
2011 |
John Ullman |
2010 |
Martina Balagovic |
2009 |
Hoda Bidkhori |
2009 |
David Jordan |
2009 |
Qian Lin |
2008 |
Hoda Bidkhori |
2007 |
Hoda Bidkhori |
2007 |
Catherine Lennon |
2007 |
Xiaoguang Ma |
2006 |
Xiaoguang Ma |
2006 |
Pavlo M. Pylyavskyy |
2005 |
Vito Iacovino |
2005 |
Pavlo M. Pylyavskyy |
2004 |
Vasily Dolgushev |
2004 |
Alexei Oblomkov |
2003 |
Vasily Dolgushev |
2003 |
Alexei Oblomkov |
2002 |
Gyula Lakos |
2002 |
Benjamin K. Stephens |
2001 |
Anda Degeratu |
William Asbjornsen Albert Memorial Fellowship, MIT
This prize is awarded by the Office of the Dean for Graduate Education to two graduate students conducting research in any phase of modern science and engineering.